An act of crime or a work of art – Land of Confusion?
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Sydney Opera House | NSW | Australia
I took this shot on my entry level Nikon d3100 camera and used the kit lens (18-55mm).
I used the ‘Zoom burst’ technique which simply means you just twist the lens very quickly to create weird and wonderful abstract images. On this occasion the iconic Opera house appears to have morphed into a butterfly, don’t you think?
Sydney Opera House and a spectacular light show projected onto it’s sails.
Sydney Harbour Bridge | NSW | Australia
Another handheld zoom burst shot of the iconic Sydney harbour bridge.
These photos are from a recent trip back to Sydney when my son rang me out of the blue from Oz and announced that for my birthday, his present to me was a three week stay with him in Sydney. There was a slight hesitation in my voice because I knew it was winter over there, and here I was in sunny Costa del Sol trying to look for a holiday home in the sun.
‘It’s all booked’ he announced, flight and accommodation, and boy what a great time I had!
Check out the brilliant YouTube promotional video ‘Summer In Sydney’ by Destinationnsw.com.au:
Assignment Day 5: Solitude
The Blue Mountains in Katoomba, Australia, is a magical place, densely populated by oil bearing Eucalyptus trees.
I decided to feature the dramatic skies and used the rule of thirds to convey this hence the low horizon line.
Assignment Day 4: Bliss
Breathtaking view of the Three Sisters in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia, taken from the viewing platform at Echo Point. Not only was this a spectular attraction, I was sharing the view with my son who was living and working in Sydney at the time…Bliss!
Assignment Day 3: Water & Orientation
In my haste to complete today’s task I have uploaded a landscape orientation of the beautiful Sydney Harbour and captured the tall ship in the foreground.
one of my favourite shots of Sydney Opera House…
Sydney Fish Market…on Blackwattle Bay, Pyrmont, is the world’s second largest seafood market after Toyko.
Australian National Maritime Museum…includes one of the larget fleets of any museum in the world. Includes full scale model of Captain Cook’s Endeavour, photo of HMAS Vampire and HMAS Onslow.
Fort Denison…on Sydney Harbour is a heritage fort and a former convict site.
#The Strand…named after London’s smartest shopping street.
Angela Seager Images 