Sydney Harbour Bridge

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Opera House and Sydney Harbor Bridge

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Dusk

Pylon Lookout Sydney Harbour Bridge New South Wales

This 9 exposures pano was shot a few minutes prior to the previous shot and before the large crowd swarmed the observatory deck. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to capture any of the intense colours during the sunset. Setting up a tripod was not longer an option due to the sheer number of people occupying the space. However, I still like the juicy details and the sheer scale this image provides! I strongly encourage viewers to zoom in for a closer look :) I don't think I will ever get sick of this view!

9 exp panorama, edited in Lightroom and stitched in Photoshop. Comments and constructive criticisms are appreciated!

Sydney, Australia 8 shot panorama

Featuring the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and North Sydney, this panorama is a stitch of 6 photos taken from Mrs Mcquarie's Chair just after...

Lee Big Stopper - 2min Exposure Nikon D800 - Sigma 20mm F1.8 EX DG ASP RF

Opera of Sydney at sunset

This is a simular shot to one I took earlier and I wrote a fun story about it. You can read it below!

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I had just finished taking this shot: www.flickr.com/photos/joshuagunther/8411763643/in/photost.... The light in the sky was fading but I knew If I...

5-picture panorama stitched with Hugin, Cylindrical projection.

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From North Sydney

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From North Sydney

10-picture panorama stitched with Hugin, cylindrical projection

Panoramic view of Sydney City at sunrise

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Well folks I'm finally done with "Turbo" as of today. Its been two years of work , a lot of love, and passion put into this film. I got to say it...

Vivid Sydney 2014 Milsons Point, New South Wales

Another attempt to capture an unique image from a 'shot to death' location. However, judging from the number of other photographers lined up along the harbour side, there should be plenty of images with similar compositions floating around the net. Anyways, I decided to blend two exposures, incorporating the beautiful blue hour skies as a backdrop to the cityscape bathed in Vivid colours.

Hope you enjoy my humble take on a classic Sydney view!

2 exp blended in Photoshop. Comments and constructive criticisms are appreciated!

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Mrs Macquarie Chair Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, New South Wales

I found this old image hidden deep within my archives when I was organizing my photo collections. It was taken just before the Sydney fleet review 2013 fireworks display took place (see the photo named 'Sydney Celebrations'). I was shooting through a fenced barrier which lined the whole waterfront. I remembered being very annoyed about that as it severely restricted the composition of the image. That's probably why I didnt post this image then because I wasn't entirely happy with the balance of the scene.

Irregardless, I have to say that was the best sunset I photographed in Sydney thus far. In terms of the vibrancy in the colors and the festivity surrounding the event. Living further away from the CBD now and other commitments, I seldom wander down to the beautiful harbour.

1 exp shot Edited in Lightroom and Photoshop!

Pylon Lookout Sydney Harbour Bridge New South Wales

In our hectic lives, it is often very easy to lose track of time and forget some of our side goals. I am definitely guilty of that! I have neglected my photography for way too long, in pursuit of other more intangible goals.

Now more about this image. A sunset shot from the pylon lookout is only possible in the month of June, as the lookout closes at 5pm. On the day of the shoot, I wasn't very optimistic about the sky, it was clear blue. The forecast predicts cloud cover clearing in the afternoon. Thankfully, I decide to go against my gut instinct and was treated with an unexpected surprise!

Just as the sun was setting, it lit up the only band of clouds that was located behind the city. By now, everyone at the lookout was congregating at the ledge, blown away by the breathtaking view. Knowing that it is impossible to set up a tripod, I increased the ISO and opted for 3 exposures bracketing. I took dozens of shots hoping to get some of them to be sharp.

In post production, I manually blended the sky with cityscape foreground to achieve the necessary dynamic range. I sometimes forget how rewarding photography can really be!

2 exp shot, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop. Comments and constructive criticisms are appreciated!

Panoramic view of Sydney City at dawn

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Sydney Harbor Bridge

I took this shot on a recent weekend away to attend FOCUS annual awards night. At the same time, we've been kindly sent some...