As the sun sets, peak hour traffic makes its way north on the Cahill Expressway approach to the Harbour Bridge at Circular Quay.
Taken from Cafe Sydney, 25 March, 6:43pm
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Great shot. The poor terminal is dwarfed by that ship isn't it? Hope you weren't stuck in traffic :-)
ReplyDeleteSharon
What a place to get a photo! This is excellent!
ReplyDeleteThe ship does intimidate with its size, doesn't it. Beautiful sky.
ReplyDeleteSnap! I had something eerily similar last Friday. I love the angle on this one and the chance to see CQ from a differing perspective to the same-old-same-old.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky. Awesome location. Good work Sally.
ReplyDeleteNow I know what the view is like from there - stunning shot. Must say I prefer the old ocean liners that had some charm and character to them. Today's massive ones are just floating blocks of flats.
ReplyDeleteNice photo, Sally.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo Sally, love the cruise ship included as well.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Guy
Regina In Pictures
That is my favourite view.
ReplyDeleteNice shot, love the sky
Nice co-operation of mother nature and man working together so you could take this great shot. Happy SWF!
ReplyDeleteThe ship surely didn't go under that bridge did it. Nice photogrphy.
ReplyDeleteAlso...about the bamboo...
Read the response I made to GreensboroDailyPhoto about the clumping type. You can also go there to the nursery using the same link. Or look "fargesia" up on the Internet and see what it says. I hope all of this info I got is right as I have had experience with regular bamboo and it had to be cut out, dug up and destroyed. So, this is said to be different.
Love the position you have taken this from. A lot going on. The road the ship the bridge the sky. Its fabulous
ReplyDeleteglorious sight!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful view! I wonder what cruise line owns that big ship.
ReplyDeleteQuite a stunning shot!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo! I like this bridge:)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of my favourite place. Taking a photo of the ship from the pylon would have given it another perspective too.
ReplyDeleteI like allways this bridge
ReplyDeleteSharon - no I wasn't in traffic - I was eating at the restaurant.
ReplyDeleteAbe - these huge ships don't fit under the bridge and so berth here.
Sharon - It's the Seven Seas Mariner - see tomorrow's post for more details.
Nice sunset sky with coat hanger.
ReplyDeleteGreat Shot! I love the curvature of the bridge.
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