Bendigo
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Location: Bendigo, Victoria, Australia Early 1900’s sign in the historic gold mining town of Bendigo. 3396×2264 @ 240DPI
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Location: Bendigo, Victoria, Australia Taken inside the beautiful Bendigo Cathedral, looking from the main entrance down to main alter. The Cathedral was built in several stages, the first stage was commenced in 1896 but the Cathedral wasn’t complete until 1977. More information on this magnificent piece of Architecture can be found here: / http://www.sand.catholic.org.au/cathedral/tournotes.html 2536×3803 @ 240DPI
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Location: Bendigo Victoria Australia
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Location: Bendigo, Victoria, Australia Bendigo Conservatory Gardens
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Location: Bendigo, Victoria, Australia This was taken for Daffodil Day which was held on the 24th August 2007. Australian Daffodil Day – Friday 24 August www.daffodilday.com.au What is Daffodil Day? / The Cancer Council’s Daffodil Day is the largest merchandise based national fundraising event of its kind for cancer research, education, and patient support in the Southern Hemisphere. The event had its beginnings in Canada around 30 years ago and is now held in eight countries including the UK, Ireland, USA, Canada, New Zealand, Denmark and Australia. It is a day to remember people touched by cancer, a day to celebrate survivorship and to hope for a brighter future. The daffodil is the international symbol of hope for all those affected by cancer. Taken: Bendigo Conservatory Gardens 2592×3888 @ 240DPI
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...are they one and the same?
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Why that title you ask? Well to me this looks like an album cover where the singer is right up close and the rest of the band are in the background just doing whatever. What? You don’t see that?
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Whilst inside of this beautiful building I couldn’t help but snap away.
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Bendigo Sacred Heart Cathedral with cross processed effect.
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Photograph of a lamp post in the streets of Bendigo. Shot trought the viewfinder of a Kodak Duaflex IV with a Canon 40D.
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Oil on Masonite. Another milk bar – my interest at the moment.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral, Bendigo / 25 January 2009 The Sacred Heart Cathedral is one of the largest churches in Australia. It is the principal Catholic church in the city of Bendigo and the Diocese of Sandhurst. It occupies a commanding position on a slope beside the main road leading into Bendigo from Melbourne. The Cathedral was built in two stages. The first, comprising the nave and side aisles, was opened in September 1901. There was then a long interval until 1954 when work recommenced. The second stage was finally completed in 1977. Image taken with my 2MP Motorazr V9 mobile phone camera. No post processing. / Group Features: ‘Historic Churches’ – January 2009 ‘Postcard Style’- April 2009 ‘Calder Highway Photography’ – April 2009 / Challenges: Top Ten Winner for the ‘Down the Aisle’ challenge in the ‘Historic Churches’ group – March 2009 Top Ten Winner for the ‘Churches in your neighbourhood’ challenge in the ‘Neighbourhoods’ group – April 2009 Top Ten Winner for the ‘Religious’ challenge in the ‘Architecture and Cityscapes Photography’ group – April 2009 Top Ten Winner in the ‘Old Churches’ challenge in the ‘Bits and Pieces’ group – October 2009
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The Sacred Heart Cathedral, located in Bendigo in central Victoria Australia, built during the depression of the 1890’s by out-of-work miners, is, architecturally, English Gothic. The marvel of gothic architecture is that it provided great height and lots of light, without heavy, thick walls. Flying buttresses were devised to overcome the problem of holding up such high walls without their falling outward due to the weight of the roof. These are, in fact, the arches in the side aisles. But in classical European Gothic the buttresses are outside the walls of the building (as in Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris), in English Gothic the buttresses are roofed in, thus giving a much wider building inside. Traditionally Christian churches, if possible, are built on an East-West orientation. The rising sun is seen as a symbol or reminder of the Risen Christ. Just as the rising sun overcomes the darkness of night, so the risen Christ overcomes the darkness of sin and death. Therefore the main doors of such buildings are often referred to as the Great West Door. / /
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Driving through Bendigo, this is almost impossible to miss, the main centre spire is 87 metres high, and the building is 75 metres long! It is the second tallest cathedral in Australia, after the St Patrick’s Cathedral in Melbourne. The nave was completed in 1901, and the building was finally completed in 1977. Definately one of the most stunning and awe inspiring piece of architecture I have ever seen. After several hours of pleasurable photography, I finalized 2 shots, this one, and a night shot, which will come soon. I hope you enjoy! Canon 50D, 10mm, 5:34pm Bendigo, Victoria.
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... in Bendigo (Victoria, Australia) at 5.10pm tonight, walking home from work – ‘twas lovely! (21 May 2009) Image taken with Motorazr V9 mobile phone camera on -2 exposure.
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Taken in an alleyway in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia, right beside Krunk, Get down and dirty and Blitz Image taken with 2MP Motorazr V9 mobile phone camera and post-processed in Photoshop CS4. / Group Features: ‘Moody, Dark, Evocative’ – August 2009 ‘Mobile Phone Capture for a Mobile Life’ – August 2009 ‘Calder Highway Photography’ – August 2009
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Taken in an alleyway in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia, right beside Krunk, Exit and Get down and dirty Image taken with 2MP Motorazr V9 mobile phone and edited in Photoshop CS4. Also available as a T-shirt. (Image below is clickable and will take you to the T page) / Group Features: ‘Metallic Junktion’ – August 2009 ‘Mobile Phone Capture for a Mobile Life’ – August 2009 ‘C.O.R.E.’ – August 2009
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Image taken at an Orchid show in Bendigo, central Victoria Australia /
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Bendigo – 06.10.09 / Photo composite & digital work. / Motorola V9 mobile phone camera. / Photoshop CS4. / Group Feature: ‘Mobile Phone Capture for A Mobile Life’ – October 2009 ‘Calder Highway’ – October 2009 ‘Shoot the Moon’ – October 2009
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Cathedral in Bendigo / Photoshop Elements 6 / Camera Model Name / Canon EOS 40D / Tv(Shutter Speed) / 2Sec. / Av(Aperture Value) / F10 / Metering Modes / Spot / Exposure Compensation / 0 / ISO Speed / 100 / Lens / 10-20mm / Focal Length / 10.0 mm
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