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. / Portfolio Night Photography Sydney Panoramas Black and White David Iori’s Website Email Me / . / © Copyright 2008 David Iori Photography, All Rights Reserved Sydney Australia 2008 New Years Eve Fireworks
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CLUBBING SERIES Who needs love when you’ve got beer? Shot at the Stokehouse New Years Eve bash from the main stage. / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——-
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The greatest show on Earth puts Sydney on the map. Exposure: 45 sec (45) / Aperture: f/13
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New Years Eve and the heavens turn electric, raining lightning like staccato waterfalls. An awesome display of power thrown about with ease by the world around us.
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Sydney putting on its best show ever to launch 2008 with style. Exposure: 45 sec (45) / Aperture: f/13
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Lovely Belgians in an enormous pasture.
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Reflections of New And Old - New Years Eve 2007 , Sydney Harbour
by Philip JohnsonUS$4.28–US$114.00
Sydney Glows as lights and fireworks reflect on Sydney Harbour
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Happy New Year
by GlobalphotosWishing you all a very Happy New Year, enjoy the celebrations and stay safe. Have been here 8 weeks today and have enjoyed the experie…
Wishing you all a very Happy New Year, enjoy the celebrations and stay safe. Have been here 8 weeks today and have enjoyed the experience immensely…... along with almost 10, 000 page views !!!! Thank you for the support, comments, favs, all the wonderful mail and your humour ! Have fun !!! Hugsssss / Varinia x (will be 2008 here in 10 hours !! )
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Looking west along Beaconsfield Parade Melbourne, towards Geelong.
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Sundog with a partially visible section of a 22 degree Halo over Antarctica....
by Juilee P PryorUS$5.70–US$152.00
Ok chaps this image is a deviation from the IR images I’m trying to put up but….. not being one to back away from a challege …....:) / This was shot while flying over Antarctica one NYE a long time ago…. 1999 to be exact and its a very poor quality shot having had no love and having langished at the bottom of a very large box of similarly unloved negatives for nearly a decade but I’m not putting it up for its beauty but rather to help fill in gaps with two other IR shots I’ve recently posted. These shots Midnight over Antarctica and Zues over Antarctica Both these IR shots are somewhat of a mystery to me…. well Zeus over Antarctica certainly is… I just can’t quite work it out. Anyway some fella’s who shan’t be named don’t think I wouldn’t know a coronal arc from my backside so here you go fella’s. This shot was taken maybe a minute before I took the IR shots and bearing in mind that I am not an expert on atmospheric phenomena but rather an artist facinated by the odd and occasionally divinely inspiring play of light that turns up in my images …. particually when I use Infrared film…..I’m going to maintain that this is a circle not a parabolic arc and its a coronal arc around the sun…. which the plane I’m in is about to fly through…. But I’ll take feedback for sure…. and sorry again about the poor state of the image…. with more time it would be sparkly but I want to get this up….... cheers chaps…...:)
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Making a Pav for tomorrow night. We will be spending the New Years Eve on the Rubicon River with some friends. Roll the swag out and sleep under the stars. / Going to be 41 deg tomorrow so will be spending the day in the river with a G n’ T. What more could you ask for!!
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Every year, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is the centerpiece for the New Year’s Eve fireworks. The bridge is adorned with a different symbol for each year’s celebrations. This year, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is celebrating its 75th anniversary, hence the diamond symbol.
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This was shot from a friend’s balcony 8 floors up-overlooking Middle Park beach. In the distance is St Kilda. Taken close to midnight Jan 31st 2007. 32 degrees. Where will your road take you in 2008?
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Meeeeeeega-panorama, Sydney Harbour Bridge Pylon Lookout, NYE 2007
by Roger BarnesThis journal entry is really an image, and there are a couple of reasons for this. One is that the image is so massively big that upload…
This journal entry is really an image, and there are a couple of reasons for this. One is that the image is so massively big that uploading it as art here wouldn’t do it justice, and secondly, the image when viewed up close is a little rough, not the stuff of portfolios. Nonetheless it is certainly an interesting image that I’d like to share… On New Years Eve, around 3 in the afternoon, I paid the measly sum of $10 to ascend the Sydney Harbour Bridge Pylon lookout, and while not as fun as the BridgeClimb, you can take your camera up this one and it represents great value for money. While I has up there, I shot a handheld (!) panorama consisting of over 350 images. You can see the result by clicking on the thumbnail below… / There are a few badly stitched bits (missing top of bridge, city buldings crooked), but it was hard enough work as it was :) The interface on the site is designed to let you explore the image, so pan around and zoom, zoom, zoom!
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Fireworks from the Adelaide New Years Eve party 2007 in Elder Park. View my other fireworks photos.
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An early shot from the 9pm fireworks…
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13 seconds @ F11
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A poem by Naomi Shihab-Nye
by Robert KnapmanSo Much Happiness It is difficult to know what to do with so much happiness / With sadness there is something to rub against, a wound…
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Taken from the Northern Suburbs, Melbourne overlooking the Tullamarine Freeway
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