Curves Of Sydney

This prompt came out while I was in Sydney, so how could I resist the stunning and statuesque curves of the Sydney Harbour Bridge? It seems to appear out of nowhere when you’re driving through the city. You catch glimpses of it all the time. I’m always excited to drive over it, as usually I have to take the tunnel underneath instead. This time, I had a local to help me find some great spots for shots.

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And what about the multitude of curves gracing the magnificent Sydney Opera House? A landmark regularly destroyed in disaster films, this is such a striking building. The shot on the left below shows the bridge above the opera house.

For The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Curve.

x desleyjane

 

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20 responses to “Curves Of Sydney”

  1. Kim Avatar

    The Harbour bridge never gets old. I love how you have taken them in B & W. Definitely meets the challenge. 🙂

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thanks Kim. It seemed just right for b&w. 😊

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  3. Su Leslie Avatar

    Ditto what Kim said 🙂 . The black and white treatment works really well.

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thank you Su!

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  4. Debbie H Avatar

    Great angles of the bridge – nicely captured and composed! It does lend itself to being used for this prompt, I was tempted too!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thank you! It did seem a bit obvious, but it’s been so long since I shot it I was happy to 😊😊

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  5. thatssojacob Avatar

    Great picture. BTW, haven’t seen you around in awhile…come, visit, have a read, and post a comment or two!

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  6. loisajay Avatar

    I remember first seeing photos of the Sydney Opera House–it positively took my breath away. I had never seen a building like that before. So cool that you are there and get to see it often!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Isn’t it marvellous! It was my first visit to Sydney in about 6 months. I am looking forward to going back soon!

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  7. pommepal Avatar

    Love the angles you have found DJ and it translates so well into b&w. I couldn’t resist using it too… 🙂

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thanks PP. I can’t take credit for finding the position – that was my jumping superhero friend from my Instagram post 😊

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      1. pommepal Avatar

        Pays to know a local

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  8. Heyjude Avatar

    Love the ‘Coathanger’. And that first shot is my favourite – the curve of the bridge just poking through the curve of the branches of the winter tree. Looks exceptional in b&w DJ.

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thanks Jude. That’s my favorite too. It was the first shot I snapped on the day.

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  9. RuthsArc Avatar

    Sydney has been a popular choice for this challenge. Love the atmospheric top photo.

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thanks so much Ruth. I haven’t had time to look through the others yet, am looking forward to it!

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  10. afairymind Avatar

    Great curves, Desley. 🙂 They work really well in the b&w.

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