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Published: 2003-08-07 08:52:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 9906; Favourites: 131; Downloads: 13764
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how do you photograph one of the most iconic buildings in the world...??? My take on it. No editing in PS other than adding the border. comments please.Related content
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just wondering, how do you do the border? to get that effect i have to make a new black image, paste a white rectangle on, and then paste my photo on; it's very time consuming and i was looking for a faster way =\
absolutely love this photo, by the way.
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This is definitely different from all the other opera house photos I've seen. I really like it, the simplicity.. lovely work!
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I really like it, almost looks like a logo or insignia, very well done.
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very good, i like that,,, please visit my gallery..
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I like this a lot, it's a great shot and very different to what you expect!!
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i was/still am really really really drawn to the minimalism here. loove it.
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one of the BEST shots of the opera house that i've seen...just because its so NOT the typical shot.
great stuff!
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thanks very much! I love this shot too....i showed it at a camera club (was just visiting, don't go there anymore) and was accused of it being a "mistake".
Never mind......hope to be seeing it once again soon...i'm emmigrating to Australia early next year!!!!
S
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EEK!! i'm SOOOOOOO jealous!!
someday, i VOW, i WILL live there..lol
make sure you take LOTS of pics for me!! i miss all the flora & fauna and just
general beauty of the place!!
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hahaha, i love this man. So simple yet the picture is so amazing to my eyeballs.
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what a fantastic shot simplifying such a complicated building, well done. +fav
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That's a really good take on it, great idea... Wonderful shot, the vast sky above it makes it seems so much smaller then it really is.
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hey, its the first time i see this monument take like this, and its a great idea
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well i think youve captured it perfectly... its so refreshing to see a familiar buidling in the photography section... all these buildings from uk! well done its great!
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glad you enjoyed...people have accused me of this shot being a mistake!!
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Months afterward Jim Burden arrived at my apartment one stormy winter
afternoon, with a bulging legal portfolio sheltered under his fur overcoat.
He brought it into the sitting-room with him and tapped it with some pride
as he stood warming his hands.
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love it!
this must be one of the best and most representative images of it... excellent!
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thank you so much !!!
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hmm...a very unique shot of the opera house. i would not be surprised if nobody had ever taken a picture of it like that before
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thank you - one of my favourites, and obviously well liked on here too!
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just great! i love the compination of white and blue and sydney too 
keep smiling
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how do you shoot one of the most iconic buildings in the world? anyway you da** well want, conventions out the window.
I know I've seen this photo of yours on someone else's page. Kinda random how i wanered onto it again, but this time through your own page. I personally am intrigued with what you did with the opera house. It's a new presentation, and almost like a tease...y'know? Like "name that song" with 5 notes. The colors are rich and definite, and just like them, Im a def. fan. *nods* cool take on it
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You are a creative genius. I studied architecture, and I've seen that building looking beautiful in various photographs, but you've made the photograph look beautiful, with your wonderfully fresh perspective.
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An excelent and original take of an iconic building. The best thing about the shot is that it really IS original: and that's no mean feat for a building that's been photograhped from almost every concievable angle a dozen times before. And look interesting too: very meditative with the blue sky.
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Thats awsome!
It looks like something from a different world...
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Yeah i really like the fact that you've been brave enough to defy convention and actually chop of the bottom half of the building! *gasp* it's really refreshing and bold!
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brillant.
top job with the composition and the overall feel of the shot.
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just stumbled on this as i was gallery-surfing... you've managed to get some excellent colour saturation in the blues!! nice one.
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i think this is one of the best pictures of that building i have ever seen. Bravo!
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love the angle, love the sky, love the different perspective on the building
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looks good to me. my friend (
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I enjoy the different approach, however I'd like to be able to see more detail in the buildings. Perhaps a bit of burning will help.
I agree also with whoever said that there needs to be more interest in the sky to draw our attention.
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A unique way of photographing a very well known and very photographed building. The framing of this shot is top notch and I think the off-centered ness adds interest to it.
Although the sky's tones are on the money, I thing the building neeeds to be burnt in a slight bit to bring back some of that detail (asuming it's there to begin with..).
Well done
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Pretty good for something that wasn't edited...nice work.
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thats an amazing picture you got it perfect, you should try doing some higher resolution ones thought
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Very nice shot.
But I don't think it needed 73 faves.
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very nice and simple
simplicity is wisdom
like hands to the sky
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