Well, as promised, I made it back down to the city and took some more shots of this years Vivid Festival. A rather unique building in Martin Place played host to a rather spectacular light projection of a growing forest animation and there was an interactive faceted skull that would display a person’s face when they stood in front of it.
The shots of the western side of the Sydney Harbour Bridge were taken down beside Luna Park in Milson’s Point and show the interactive light display on one of our most famous landmarks. If you look closely, you can see the Opera House beneath the bridge in some of the shots along with Circular Quay and the CBD beyond.
Tonight is the last night of the festival and I’m not sure I’m going to make it down to Darling Harbour before it finishes. If the weather holds out (its been raining today) and I have enough motivation, I might just make it. Don’t quote me though…
Big shout out to all the new people who signed up to follow my little ol’ blog too. It was very flattering to get ‘Freshly Pressed’ by WordPress over the weekend and I feel humbled by the exposure. Cheers to you all!
Canon 5D Mark III | EF 24-70L f2.8 | Tripod | Post: Lightroom 5
Now here a few images from around Martin Place including a video I shot of the forest animation projection for those that are a little curious.
bellissim o videos ……ciao:)
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Thanks for checking it out; appreciated.
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grazie del a te 🙂
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grazie 🙂
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Woooow))) I want more photos
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I’ve posted another set of photos if you’d like to see more. Thanks for commenting too.
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yes hi love to seing your fotos weer et es ..good night 🙂
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Just air played that video to my Apple TV it was amazing, the colours are so vibrant.
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Thanks John. I haven’t tried that on my AppleTV and now you’ve got me curious. Thanks again for taking the time to comment too; appreciated.
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Looks awesome!!! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thanks heaps, Andrew. I’ve been loving your abstract light painting series too.
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Your night shots are impressively crisp, Distan! Gorgeous images from the festival and the opera House photographs are amazing. That’s a cool animation and video!
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Oh thanks very much, Karen. Apologies for taking so long to reply too, I have the guilts because you’re one of my first supporters and I feel like I’ve been neglecting things a bit. Thanks again, its really very appreciated.
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