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Published: 2005-05-14 01:15:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 1026; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 316
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Another from my series around Sydney Harbour. From the entrance to Luna Park looking through at the Opera House.Related content
Comments: 53
I can see what you mean. . . It's a nice angle. It would have been good if you could have left the exposure longer to get even more light saturation. . . Those kinds of shots are always difficult.
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Well now that I have a decent camera, I can do just that! Watch this space. (Actually, not THIS space...)
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LOL. I'll look forward to it.
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Thanks for digging back and finding that old one. . . Much appreciated.
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Awesome angle. This is one of your best for sure.
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Thank you very much. . . I don't do much of this kind of shot.
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You should, that one came out great!
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Thanks a lot. . . I'll give up phootgraphing girls and focus on bridges from now on.
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hey hey! I never said give up on photos of girls...let's ...let's not get hasty! Please kind sir...don't take the girls away!! But yeah your landscapes are awesome.
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Thank you for the clarification. I was about to burn three million negatives.
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Ohhh, amazing shot!!! youre great with the compositions....
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Thank you very much. This is not my forte. I'm glad it worked.
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Fantastic shot of the opera house. Catching the bit of tree in the left foreground really gave the shot some extra color.
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Yep - thanks. I did a version without the tree. Didn't look anywhere near as good. Some sort of balance I think.
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Nice scene, a litle bit to bad that the horizon is slanted though.
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Thanks. I don't think the horizon was slanted. . . I think I was!
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haha, that's what I mean 
Great shot anyway
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Wow Australia....I wanna go there! I here it is like no other place on Earth...
Beautiful shot!
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It is a magically beautiful place. . .. We're busy destroying it as quickly as we can but the rest of the world's had a 500 or 5000 year head start on us.
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ya, so true. I guess I'm one of those nuts that people refer to as a "tree hugger".......I just love nature, I always have...And I worked with the Environmental Protection Agency from 2000 thru 2003 which I enjoyed.. I love walks in the woods and photographing nature!
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That's excellent. . . I'm a geriatric hippie - live on an acreage; o bush or beach whenever I can.
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Coolness...............same here.......I grew up in the mountains...camping,hikeing, fishing, gardening and landscaping...love it all.
I never saw the beach until I was 19 though and moved to S. Florida...I was in aww over it. But the extreme thrill for me was seeing the beaches of N. California when I was assigned there for 6 monthes with my previous company. I had never seen black sand beaches...but now that I have I love them... I loved it out there...hikeing in the Red Woods was awesome.....
Ever so often I just have to get out in nature...just to breath the beauty of it in!
I know that's silly to some...but a must for me!
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Exactly. . . I've got to hit the road every year or two and drive 10,000 ks, stopping everywhere along the way. . . The distance seems to unravel some sort of knot that develops inside me from being in the one place, doing the same things.
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Yep.......gotta get back to nature and relax.
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That captures the gorgeous sydney harbour in an epic vision. Well done.
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Thank you very much. . . I rarely go over that side of the harbour. Saw the view from there and thought wow!
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It certainly has. I feel very fortunate. . . Thanks - and for the fave!
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Your welcome! I wish I had something better to say, sans I love it. Definitely wortht he fav
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Hewy. Just read a bit of your prose! Wow! Don't ley anything 'block' you from continuing that!
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-blushes- thank you very much! -chuckles- wow... i LOVE people reading my work and responding like this - to the point where I can tell the world at least intrigues you. Thank you SO much.
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It must be much harder for writers on DA. . . A photo or painting can be scanned in a second. Prose or poetry has to be opened, and requires time to read. . . You probably get far fewer reads than photographers get views.
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Yes, but that means my one piece of prose with over 30 favorites is THAT special.
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Are you kidding! 30 faves!!!!! Wow. I've only ever got that many for one photo - and that was because it was a DD. . . You really deserve it. And I'm very glad that so many people are reading on DA.
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Thanks! Its in my gallery, named "After School" it was my faved dev, but I wanted something else to be noticed -chuckles- it was ALMOST a daily dev, it was just a crowd favorite instead.
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Just read it - and left a comment. It's gritty and great. Wonderful work, Carin.
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Thank you very much! -swoon-
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This shot is perfect. Nothing wrong with it! Perfect balance and the tree adds so much flavor to it!
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i love it, absolutely gorgeous diagonal perspective ... was the runner modelling, or was that a lucky shot ?
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Thanks heaps. . . I was just lucky. . . There was a fair bit of traffic on the concourse. Some of it didn't look right. I waited until I had something in the frame that seemed to fit.
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This is such a great shot. I love the tilt of the camera. It breaks all the rules of level horizons and it is a better photograph because of it. What was the focal length of the lens you used?
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Thanks a lot. . . I was using a Nikon F80 with a zoom so I just zoomed out till it looked pleasing.
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very nice. the perspective is perfect. maybe better if the tree wasnt taking up so much of the bridge. if you felt like reshooting, then i would suggest finding a way to bypass the tree
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