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Taken at Bronte Beach, just when you thought it was another busted sunrise - the colour hits you out of nowhere
It was that moment before the competition begins and I feel like they don’t really care who’s gonna win. Instead, it’s that moment when everyone is excited before jumping into the swimming pool or the sea or whatever you may want to call it. :) I love Bondi Beach!
This is the famous Bondi Icebergs, ocean pool! It is so beautiful, especially with the last beam of light.
Taken on the 27th March 2017 from the balcony of the famous Bondi Icebergs Club at Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia around lunchtime. Good burgers as I recall.
Walking along the cliffs at Bondi Beach, Australia, I noticed these two teenage sitting on the rock face above me.
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There’s only a few times each year that the full moon sets behind the Sydney Harbour Bridge in this composition, and I’d planned this shot weeks in advance. This was taken after dawn on a cold Saturday morning in between the clouds. In person the full moon is a grand sight moving quickly through the sky towards the city. In this shot I’ve tried to evoke how I felt standing there watching it balanced between these two Sydney icons, which - open disclosure - required some adjustment to the moon size.
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A stunning sunrise, captured behind the famous Sydney Opera House. Image taken at Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia.
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We were on Taronga Zoo, in Sydney, and this Giraffe was quite curious about the Opera House.
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I took this photo while visiting my ex-girlfriend in Sydney, Australia. I had come just in time for the Vivid Lights festival, and took this long exposure shot of the cityscape of downtown Sydney.
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Taken at the Circular Quay ferry terminal - with a little luck the ferry was out giving me a clear view of the Opera house during the Sydney Vivid festival. This is a 3 exposure HDR
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I was wandering the streets of Sydney on a bright Sunday afternoon and came across the Ernst & Young building in the CBD. Seeing the architecture from underneath gave me a different perspective to view buildings, especially because I was laying down to take it :)
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Taken at the Circular Quay ferry terminal - with a little luck the ferry was out giving me a clear view of the Opera house during the Sydney Vivid festival. This is a 3 exposure HDR
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Really having a blast with my new Mavic Mini Always cool seeing a beach from this angle Check out my Instagram for more :) @manny.dream
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Sunny day in the beautiful city of Sydney. This skyline is an unforgettable view against the blue water.
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Stunning view over the city of Sydney, its Luna Park and the Harbour Bridge at night from the pier of Lavender Bay in New South Wales, Australia
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“The sunset is life’s way of saying “Good job, you survived today, here’s something pretty.” ― Unknown
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A long exposure shot of the Sydney Opera House sails, with the Sydney Harbour Bridge silhouetted in the background.
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Whilst at a birthday at the zoo, we walked past two of these little guys, both of which were in two different pens, separated by a wall. The only way they could see each other was when they climbed to the top of their trees and tried to reach for each other.
