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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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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 673: Blot out the Sun
Windows fogged up is what I see next to me and on the other side I feel the encroaching of the cold, but I’ve got to push on as work is soon and I want to feel as though I’ve … Continue reading
Train Windows
Here’s a photo of windows as found on the carriage of a train, as well as the exterior surface that comprises part of the carriage of the train of which these windows are a part. I feel as though this … Continue reading
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Tagged design, lens-artists, monochrome, pattern, surface, Train, transport, vehicle, window, windows
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Sirius Direct
Named so for what I feel is a mostly flat shot. I’m rather relieved to see that The Sirius Building still stands. A few months ago it was sold, which is a shame, but the word is that they’ll need … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, brutalism, brutalist, building, monochrome, pattern, sirius, structure, Sydney, urban, windows
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Evening Commute
This was taken whilst heading into the city on the same night I saw the fire juggler. It had been a long time since I had seen a part of a train this empty. There’s not much to say about … Continue reading
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Tagged commute, empty, evening, lights, monochrome, night, seat, seats, Train, transport, urban, windows
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Light Coming in
A place slowly becoming dilapidated. A place with a long history. Old and worn out, yet still standing strong. I like how the light from the windows is coming through onto the ground, bringing a lot of the debris and … Continue reading
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Tagged aged, building, dust, lcp19_28, light, structure, windows
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MLC
A building. I love how this photo turned out. The shading makes a lot of the details and structure really just stand out and feel so much more prominent. I like the way the MLC building appears to frame everything … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, building, City, geometry, mlc, monochrome, sandstone, structure, Sydney, urban, windows
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Westfield
Quite possibly the most flattering shot of a building ever taken, ever. Part of Westfield Bondi Junction, in all of its glory. I think that the building is structurally interesting. I like that overall, the photo is pretty unflattering, It … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, design, dirt, overcast, rigid, structure, urban, Westfield, windows
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Lens-artists photo challenge #14: Building Reflects on its Surroundings
For part of yesterday’s afternoon I was in Bondi Junction. It was an intentional visit as there were photos that I wanted to take. Here’s a building that appears to have its walls made mostly out of “Windows“. I think … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Bondi, building, lens-artists, reflect, reflection, structure, Sydney, urban, windows
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Southern Sprawl
Another shot from the Eureka Skydeck. I’m not too sure if it is effective, but I do like the way the windows reflect this part of Melbourne. The reflection almost blends smoothly. The colours are neither vivid nor flat and … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, buildings, cityscape, clouds, lens-artists, Melbourne, patterns, reflection, sprawl, urban, vegetation, windows
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