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Once Upon a time Tomorrow series of photo-paintings of Singapore Garden of Eden by Chris Morin-Eithner (French photographer) at the Colonnade, Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay during VOILAH, French Festival Singapore.
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Homborsund camera club.
Shot with the Lensbaby Circular Fisheye.
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Circular Quay is a location in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is located on the northern edge of the Sydney central business district on Sydney Cove, between Bennelong Point and The Rocks
I was sitting looking at my glass of pop. It was cut on the inside with parallel lines running the circumference. Light would catch on these as I lifted it to drink, so I took some pictures. Will maybe make these into a set when I cough up for a pro account
All of the Wilderness Explorer badges images I found with Google were lo-res, so I made my own, trying to imitate the embroidered look with a sheen
There is plenty of action at Sydney's main ferry terminal on Circular Quay during the late afternoon of 2nd November 2013. The 1140 gross tonne Freshwater Class ferry 'Collaroy' is using it's bow thrusters to maximum affect as it approaches the quay with a sailing from Manly. Along side to the right are a couple of First Fleet Class ferries, so called as they are named after ships of the British first fleet involved in the colonisation of Australia in 1787. In the foreground is 'Supply', named after HMS Supply, behind which is 'Fishburn', so named after a merchantman of that first fleet. They were introduced in 1984 and 1985 respectively and each weight 105 gross tonnes. Both are engaged in services within the Inner Harbour, Taronga Zoo and Cockatoo Island. In the background is the P&O Australia cruise liner MV 'Pacific Pearl' which is just about to depart, probably in the direction of New Zealand. This 63,500 gross tonne ship was built by Chantiers de l'Antlantique in St. Nazaire and launched in 1988. It was originally built for Sitmar Cruises, but actually entered service for Princess Cruises in 1989 as the 'Star Princess'. In 1997 she moved to P&O Cruises as the 'Arcadia' until 2003 when she became the 'Ocean Village' for a new style of cruising under that same brand name, which was to last until 2010 when a further move saw the liner become part of the P&O Cruises Australia business. This resulted in yet another new name, this time 'Pacific Pearl'. At the time of writing, mid-2015, she retains that name and is still part of the P&O Australia fleet. Copyright John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
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