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A few shots of the city skyline taken while I was in Sydney for the Cremorne meet. I have had great difficulty getting the colour balance right in the first 3 of these (it was pretty hazy), but after some restarts think I've got as close as I can.
Peter
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Peter,
I do like the last of these. It's not often that we see Aunty AMP excluded from shots of the Quay, and you have done this in a that sort of hides the fact that we are only seeing about a half of the Quay's frontage. Given how familiar I am with that frontage (working there for about 20 years has that effect) this made me stop and look, and that is a good thing. g.
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