Sydneyharbour
26 creative works found
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A high resolution panorama of the magnificent Sydney Harbour as viewed from the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Fort Denison (a former penal site) can be seen in the middle of the harbour.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge February 2007 / Holga 120CFN
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Sydney Opera House – scattered – exploring more than one moment in time …
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Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, Sydney, Australia, April 2006.
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Sydney Harbour from North Sydney
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From a different perspective.
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I was happy to capture this couple enjoying the beautiful view. Thankfully they stayed still long enough :-) / I like the lines and geometry in these Sydney Harbour series which help the viewer to scan the picture.
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Photograph – from a series of Elizabeth bay views.
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Photograph – from a series of Elizabeth bay views.
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Photograph – from a series of Elizabeth bay views.
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Photograph – from a series of Elizabeth bay views.
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Photograph – from a series of Elizabeth bay views.
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Oil on canvas. Sydney harbour from Elizabeth Bay.
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Sydney Harbour Paintings on Display
by John DouglasI have some oil paintings of Sydney Harbour viewed from Elizabeth Bay on display in the Kings Cross Neighbourhood Centre foyer. 60A Darl…
I have some oil paintings of Sydney Harbour viewed from Elizabeth Bay on display in the Kings Cross Neighbourhood Centre foyer. 60A Darlinghurst Rd, Kings Cross, Sydney. From August 13th till September 14th.
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Worth going Larger for this one. Shot from Bradfield Park on the north side of Sydney Harbour – before and during Earth Hour. Man was it crowded and wonderfully festive – hundreds of people out picnicing with candles under the Harbour Bridge – loads of fun. Rather ironically our city administrators shot off some beautiful fireworks at the end but the carbon and particulate emissions probably completely offset the gain from turning off the lights for an hour – oh well, it’s the thought that counts and it’s fun to play “Where’s Wally” and see who turned off their lights and who didn’t. This is my first post from my new camera and lenses – the Canon EOS 1Ds Mk III and 3 L series lenses. I call it the Big Scary Monster: / Big because it’s huge and weighs a ton – they should bundle a forklift truck with it to help lift the thing. / Scary because no more being able to say “Well that would have been a great shot if not for the crappy cropped sensor and lenses”. Now everything crappy in a photograph is because of the crappy photographer – already found this a little confronting. / Monster because each image in RAW is over 20mb which expands into 50mb converted to TIFF. I recently went and tried opening 100 images to create one of my startrails photoblends and the computer went into meltdown – then I realised I’d need at least 8gb of RAM to do what I wanted – who has 8gb of RAM on a computer – sheesh – more upgrades. / So what am I bitching about – it’s an absolutely brilliant camera – just wish the photographer was a fraction as good.
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Here at Middle Harbour on Clontarf Beach, young sailors are checking their starboard mizzen rigging, swashing their buckles and keelhauling their belaying pins. All to get ready for an afternoon sailing lesson. I could have been a sailor – had I started this young!
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A scattered image of Sydney Harbour – Farm Cove and Port Jackson from Mrs Macquaries Chair.
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The calendar features examples of my Black & white work over the years. Most of this work would have originally been hand printed Silver Halide prints. / Hope you enjoy looking and/or buying.
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I was down in Sydney for the weekend, I didn’t get as much time as i had hoped for to take photos but I managed to get this one on the Opera House. Camera: Pentax k100d / Lens: Sigma 70-300mm f/4 / Filter: Hoya UV / Support: Tripod / Weather: Overcast / Cloudy Editing: / Slightly sharpened, b/w, brightness/contrast, levels, curves, hue/saturation, colour balance, brightness/contrast. This photograph is ©2009 to Nathan van Dyk and may not be used or reproduced in any way with out written consent from Nathan van Dyk
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