One of the most distinctive buildings in Sydney, if not the most; is the Opera House at Circular Quay. It is perhaps the most photographed building in Australia.
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When I had the opportunity to visit Sydney in August this year, I did not let the chance of photographing this building slip by.
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I planned my time of the visit so that I could spend time taken photos of the Opera House during the golden hour.
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By the time the sun had just set, the sky turned into turquoise blue.
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When the natural light is almost completely dimmed, the sky turned into a shade of sapphire blue. This is the best time to photograph 'night' scene, especially when the floodlight is turned on.
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By the time the sunlight was totally dimmed out, the sky turned into pitch dark, leaving only the floodlight-lit shapes of the Opera House.
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2 comments:
very nice images...
Nagarhole
Beautiful shots! Those "wings" llok a bit like the bridge in my WW photo this week.
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