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Stabilising Sand
Here’s a shot taken at The Hawks Nest Dunes. This was taken on the same field trip as these three photos. I feel as though this photo has a strong sense of layering due to the sand taking up most … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, clouds, dune, hawks, landscape, lens-artists, nature, nest, plants, sand, system, vegetation, weather
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From a Tree a Cloud Rises
Featuring the same cirrus from this photo, though not of the same part. Not quite sure what I was going for when I took this, but I do like the result. I think the colour came through quite well. I … Continue reading
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Tagged cirrus, cloud, colour, leaves, nature, sky, sunset, tree, vegetation, weather
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Urban Railway Curve
This was taken in Wollstonecraft. I think that with this shot, what appeals to me most is the light and shade contrast. The next thing that I find appealing is how everything is situated in relation to each other. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, bridge, buildings, curve, monochrome, rail, railway, Sydney, urban, vegetation
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Woodleys Shipyard
I’m going to get a better shot of this place at some point in the near future. This is a decommissioned shipyard. Had a quick look and it seems as though this happened in 2012. There’s a kind of humbleness … Continue reading
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Tagged pylon, shed, shipyard, Sydney, urban, vegetation, wharf, woodleys
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A Bridge for Trains
This is the same bride as seen in this photo. I feel as though I could have done a better job of processing this, but I am mostly satisfied with the result. I feel that in monochrome a lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged arches, architecture, bridge, cooks, monochrome, railway, reflection, river, soil, Sydney, tpm20_38, vegetation, windows
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Double Flowering Plum
It appears as though there are a few names for this particular tree. Including the one above, there is also Prunis bllreana (or Prunis x bilreana), cherry blossom blireana and cherry blossom plum. There are probably more, but I’ve spent … Continue reading
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Tagged bilreana, bloom, flora, flower, flowering, flowers, petals, pink, plant, plum, prunis, relaxed, vegetation
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Wooden Angles
A shot of a tree that has had part of it break off. I have a feeling that it likely broke due to heavy wind stress. Have no idea if that’s the case, but I feel as though it is. … Continue reading
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Tagged angles, branch, bush, contorted, monochrome, nature, tree, vegetation, wood, wooden
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One Tree Above the Others
During my recent jaunt through the bush I saw this scene. I tried to capture the tree sticking out among the rest, which I think that (in a most technical sense), I did. However, I really wanted to show its … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, branches, bush, crowded, growth, landscape, leaves, lens-artists, nature, tree, vegetation
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Eating Time
This was taken a few days ago whilst walking along The Cooks River. For most of the time this galah was eating very little of its body was visible. It was quite cute. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged animal, avian, beak, bird, eating, Eolophus roseicapilla, galah, head, plants, vegetation
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Overgrowth Around the Sheds
As far as I’m aware, whilst this area remains in use, it is in a diminished capacity compared to how it was a while ago. I think that at some point there were train tracks next to these sheds. They’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged contrast, monochrome, overgrowth, roof, rust, shed, structure, Sydney, urban, vegetation
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