In the foreground the ferry ‘Narrabeen’ leaves Circular Quay as it heads towards Manly.
In the background can be seen the Sydney Harbour Bridge spanning Sydney Harbour.
Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Canon 400D, as is.
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magnificent capture
Thank Kathy
– Michael John
I love that view from the Quay. Great composition Mike & a nice cheery, sunny shot of our great harbour. Well done.
Thanks for the comment Michael
– Michael John
I LOVE IT!!!!!
Now THAT needs to be hanging on a wall somewhere…!
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lol – it is a fantastic view of the harbour from that position. Thanks Donna.
– Michael John
Great composition and backdrop of the famous city
Thank you Stephen
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Thanks
– Michael John
Great shot Michael – Love it !!!!!
Thank you very much Gail
– Michael John
Popular subjects Michael but a good, different arrangement.
Ian
Yes, thank you Ian
– Michael John
The essence of Sydney very well captured Michael !
Thank you Trish
– Michael John
Wonderful shot Michael, excellent composition!
Thank you Kerry!
– Michael John
This is a fabulous shot Michael. Beautiful colours and I haven’t seen this view of the bridge before.
Yes, from a special location! Thanks Ralph.
– Michael John