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Sydney Walkabout
Some photos of a walkabout i had west of 'The Rocks'.
An attempt to get that Ye Olde feel... 
The Sydney Observatory. 
The Sydney Observatory north tower. 
I so wish i had the 12-24 lens. The kit lens is nice but i would love that extra width to expand my creativity and change my composition. But i am saving up for one. 
Steve. Steve.
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Steve,
Very very nice pics that you got today. I like the one in black, perhaps we have to go back to the old dark room. Thanks for sharing. Birddog114
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Very good!!!!
My favorite is definately the first one... Great compasition and a classic perspective! New page
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The old square format, Hasselblad 6 x 6. The square format is known as the "classical" format. Its easier for "neat and in the midle" because the middle is easier to find. Nice shot Killa! It has authority.
Regards
Matt. K
Very nice,
I'll go and have a look at the location. Cheers CTD 
Steve
Your photos are really good. The black and white Harbour Bridge is my favourite. There is plenty of interest and I bet it looks good at 800 by 600 screen resolution! Thanks for sharing also Graham
Matt, you crack me up 
Of course, the true middle can only be found in the very rare circular format. Great shots killa, and yes, #1 is excellent, but the others are very good too. You have managed to minimise the "public place" look of them, well done. Greg - - - - D200 etc
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see. - Arthur Schopenhauer
Great shots...
Let me know when your going for a walk next and I might try and tag along. I have been meaning to get into the city for a while now but never seem to get my act together 
W00DY Andrew
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