Sydney opera house (me too)
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Posted 29/11/2007 - 00:11
Prieni wrote:
Yet another view (it really is a terrific building):
Yet another view (it really is a terrific building):
It is. Much, much more impressive, and interesting, up close than I could ever have imagined from the photos I'd seen beforehand, or indeed, sadly, from the ones I took.
We've seen this picture of yours of it here before, I believe? It's good to see it again.
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Posted 29/11/2007 - 00:34
ChrisA wrote:
It is. Much, much more impressive, and interesting, up close than I could ever have imagined from the photos I'd seen beforehand, or indeed, sadly, from the ones I took.
We've seen this picture of yours of it here before, I believe? It's good to see it again.
Prieni wrote:
Yet another view (it really is a terrific building):
Yet another view (it really is a terrific building):
It is. Much, much more impressive, and interesting, up close than I could ever have imagined from the photos I'd seen beforehand, or indeed, sadly, from the ones I took.
We've seen this picture of yours of it here before, I believe? It's good to see it again.
I guess i take it a little more for granted than you guys but you are right it is a very impressive building and where it is located (Bennelong Point) makes it all the more impressive. Did either of you get to look inside
Its just as good.
I like your shot Prieni. I would have liked to have seen it all in shadow as the detail in the shadowed area looks quite good.
Has it been cropped
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Posted 29/11/2007 - 07:53
Thanks for your comments!
Clarky,
it's not a crop (or if it is, it is a very slight one) and was taken with my *istD kit lens, the FA J 18-35 @ 35 mm (or so it says on a site where I posted it; I thought that I took it with the Kiron 70-210 but apparently I haven't).
It must have been late morning as we arrived fresh and early
Prieni
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Clarky,
it's not a crop (or if it is, it is a very slight one) and was taken with my *istD kit lens, the FA J 18-35 @ 35 mm (or so it says on a site where I posted it; I thought that I took it with the Kiron 70-210 but apparently I haven't).
It must have been late morning as we arrived fresh and early
Prieni
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Posted 29/11/2007 - 07:57
Lovely shot - I really like that building a lot.
I have some old fil shots I might need to scan now. Not sure how though.
The inside looks stunning - and I went for a classic concert when I was around.
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I have some old fil shots I might need to scan now. Not sure how though.
The inside looks stunning - and I went for a classic concert when I was around.
www.mieritz.net
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Yet another view (it really is a terrific building):
How inappropriate to call this planet earth when it is quite clearly Ocean. - Arthur C. Clarke
Prieni's PPG page