A classic view from one of Sydney’s many lookouts that are scattered around the city and its waterways. Taken in the late afternoon on one of my Sydney photographic courses.
Single image processed in Camera RAW and then in CS4. No filters.
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i like the warm tones, great shot
This looks better big 🙂 weird how that works sometime hey. How does this go as a B&W? Might be a cracker
That’s a nice angle Matt, I checked out this side of the Bridge last time I was in Sydney. There’s some interesting shots to be had. I’d like to see this one worked a little more.
Thanks Bryce yea it looks good as a B&W. But for this one I like the colour and warmth.
Matt yea it is a great spot for some great views. Not sure what you mean though by it needing to be worked some more.