Torrens
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“I thought that they were angels, but to my surprise / They climbed aboard their starship and headed for the skies / Singing come sail away, come sail away / Come sail away with me” Dennis DeYoung River Torrens, Adelaide. / South Australia. / Sculpture by Shaun Kirby.
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Reflective, calm and peaceful. A walk through Adelaide on a balmy summer’s evening along the Torrens, looking at public art and feeling completely at home. To have a camera there to capture a small portion of that feeling and take it home is what it is all about. / Talking Our Way Home sculpture by Shaun Kirby
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I love shadows…it’s amazing how they can come up….especially after a little post production work…..
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Located across the River Torrens, Adelaide, South Australia. This bridge was opened on 9 August 1937 and is reported to be the first welded steel bridge in South Australia. The bridge holds a somewhat dark history. In May 1972 law lecturer George Duncan was bashed and thrown over the bridge into the Torrens River where he drowned. Two police officers were acquitted of the crime 14 years later. Placed in top 10 of the Ambient Light Challenge in the “Mood & Ambience” group. Placed in top 10 of the Things that are Blue Challenge in the “First Things” group. Placed in top 10 of the Night Light Challenge in “The Woman Photographer” group. Placed in top 10 of the lamps challenge in “The Women Photographer” group.
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Took this photo in Adelaide looking towards the Festival Theatre. It was taken about March 2007 I think!
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The beautiful view of the River Torrens meandering its way through the city of Adelaide. Shot on a D200 with 18-200mm.
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A simple reflection on the River Torrens, Adelaide, Australia.
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Black Swans on River Torrens. / Adelaide, South Australia. / © 2007
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River Torrens, Adelaide – South Australia © 2007.
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another infrared image from the vaults that has been gently coloured to give it the emotional tone it needs. I shot this image and the ones that follow in the days after my father died. They were all taken while I wandered along the river Torrens in Adelaide near where he lived. This particular stretch of the river is particularly beautiful and was a place he loved to go walking with his cameras. So then this image is about memory and loss and also about redemption through beauty. / . /
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Swans paddling about in the river.
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Jolley’s Boats provided a splash of colour in an otherwise grey day. Taken at the Adelaide Redbubble Meet as we walked around the Torrens River, 30th March, 2008.
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Location: Torrens River / Elder Park. Runs along the north side of the Adelaide CBD, between North Tce and the Hyatt, Convention Centre, Festival Centre and Parliament House (plus many other historic buildings of Adelaide!) / ... / Location: Torrens River, Elder Park, Adelaide CBD, South Australia. / ... / Photograph shot from Morphet Street Bridge, midday, 28th Dec 2007. / ... / More information All artwork is copyright© to Stephen Mitchell All Rights Reserved. / You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify my photography, writing, and artwork without my express consent.
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I was very lucky to go on a Night shoot with Bill Oneil recently, I don’t feel I came out with a good shot however I learnt so much with his knowledge and assistance… This is what I think is the pick of what I took… Canon EOS 400D / Lens – Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 Edited – Photoshop 7 Manual Exposure – Shutter speed 0.6 – Av 5.0 – ISO 400 !
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Taken in Adelaide some time ago with my old camera(Pentax Optio6). It is of the steps leading down from King William St Bridge to the River Torrens. Decided to change it to sepia tones to give it an old look, then added the frame.
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I don’t have to tell you what this is all about / Cause baby half the fun is us figuring it all out Eyi Eyi ay Eyi Eyi ay So why you gotta ask me what I’m doing now / Cause I don’t like to question / What I still haven’t found ooh yea So don’t turn off the lights / I don’t wanna be a good guy tonight / Cause I can’t read your mind / I need to know if what I’m dong is right / So don’t turn off the lights / eyi eyi ay / So don’t turn off the lights / eyi eyi ay
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... on the River Torrens, Adelaide, was opened by Prince Albert (who later became King Edward VII) on May 7, 1879 … Popeye tourist boats traverse the river from the city for several kms to the Royal Zoological Gardens, situated behind this bridge … Konica Minolta Dynax 5D. f/11 1/60sec ISO-100. Focal/l 18mm. / Image size: 2256×1496 pixels
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a long time ago I lived in Adelaide and in the centre of the city runs the river Torrens….. not by any stretch the most beautiful river in the world but the only one that runs through the centre of this tidy little city….. and under the river just were it leaves the pretty popeye boats and meanders off to slightly wider parts…. there is a large old concrete bridge…. and in the searingly hot months of summer lots of the local kids hang out here … climbing the internal spans and jumping into the often murky depths of the river below….. I always found the slightly gothic structure of this bridge attractive in a somewhat dingy defeated sort of way and always marvelled at the resilence of the kids that jumped from it…. this short series of photo’s… there will be three…. is my ode to the memory of that classic structure and my memories of wandering by it….. enjoy….. / . / . / . / . /
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a long time ago I lived in Adelaide and in the centre of the city runs the river Torrens….. not by any stretch the most beautiful river in the world but the only one that runs through the centre of this tidy little city….. and under the river just were it leaves the pretty popeye boats and meanders off to slightly wider parts…. there is a large old concrete bridge…. and in the searingly hot months of summer lots of the local kids hang out here … climbing the internal spans and jumping into the often murky depths of the river below….. I always found the slightly gothic structure of this bridge attractive in a somewhat dingy defeated sort of way and always marvelled at the resilence of the kids that jumped from it…. this short series of photo’s… there will be three…. is my ode to the memory of that classic structure and my memories of wandering by it….. enjoy….. / . / . / . /
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This is one of the supports for the Footbridge connecting the Casino to the Festival Center Plaza.
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Colour rendering of previous post
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