When I was in the city I walked down this street and saw this door so I dropped my camera as low as possible and took this. The Rocks area of Sydney is very historic and has a lot of potential for shots like this.
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Intriguing image Matt, I want to know what is behind door 15!!
Good work with bringing out the colour of the sandstone too.
Well done.
Love it!Nice symmetry.What is the building?
Nice shot mate!
Great shot Mat.
Nice shot mate ,great use of symmetry .
Got a couple of shots of old buildings from Melbourne not great but might post them later one
Thanks for the comments guys… I have no idea whats in the building. Probably something very uninteresting.
Sydney rocks, another photographers paradise. Love the sepia tones:)