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SWELL Sculpture Festival Exhibition

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Capture every amazing and interesting moment in pictures, It’s my life.

The sun was low in the sky, a huge orange circle that sent a path of light across the water. It was beautiful, but I was more interested in the height of the waves that were coming in. That can make you feel peaceful and strong. 

People are walking at the beach, the crabs are getting up, you can see the crab houses they made.

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Also you can walk  along the coastline and pursue beautiful scenery. that will cost about a hour. If you are lucky perhaps you can see the whales.

A solitary bird (hawk) is searching for fish in the rough seas.

Sharing a beautiful scene with a friend is a wonderful experience.

∗ BRIBIE ISLANG ∗

 Visited on ‎31 ‎May ‎2018

Wellington Point is a suburb of Redland City, about 22 km south-east of Brisbane, Queensland.

The area is also my favourite place because he retains a seaside and village atmosphere.

Many people chose to watch the sunrise on the first day of the new year. we did same.

I remembered that day was so cold, but everybody excited.

Someone told me that the sea is originally without colour. You can see the cloud , the sky and the red cloud of the sunrise reflected this colour. That was so amazing .

This was my second visit to Sydney, this time because of an event the  #2018 NVC. I shot  the photography at the event. I have good memories of my visit. Sydney is beautiful and bustling but also crowded. It remind me of my home city. I am obsessed with it , but I don’t want to be too close to it.

These are photographs of Sydney Opera house which is as charming as ever , and it perfect design is always amazing. I try to appreciate the Opera house’s different angles.

The birds on the square are unruly, robbing tourists’ food, but children enjoy playing near their.

ICC building

I  walked out. They were such beautiful, All the lights are on the ICC building the reflections formed, at this time I wanted to say more, but I could’t find the  words.

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Pyrmont Pedestrian bridge

The Pyrmont Bridge which connects one side of Darling Harbour with the other may seem rather quaint these days compared to the Anzac and Sydney Harbour Bridges.But in the early 20th Century it was one of Sydney’s major bridges and a major link

People are relaxing here drinking coffee, chatting, playing, and the birds will hover down when you are not paying attention.

I heard that, the middle section of the bridge opens (360 degrees of rotation) for large ships to pass through. But  It’s a pity, I didn’t see it. I waited an hour and a half. It’s time to go, but my heart is not willing to  leave.

Can’t wait to return to Sydney.