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These girls were in about first year highschool i think, they were matching all the way down to their shoes...which were actually mismatched... Their hats are slightly different.
I was so charmed by this contradiction...I felt like I had entered a movie...a wooden door in all its glory and a soft drinks automatic maschine, placed exactly at the opening of the second wooden door...I couldn't help but imagining cute nuns running to get a cool drink in the middle of the summer heat!
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yes, my eyes were bigger than my stomach. The frangipane croissant was incredible. Rachel and I split the cranberry bread pudding (with a little of the leftover chocolate caramel bread pudding in there, too).
Too much effort to delete the last few seconds where I struggle to find the video button on the a6000 to stop recording, using VidoePad of the NCH Suite.
And a ferry, the "FRESHWATER" passes by...
Lighting of the Sails: ‘Echo’
Where is it? The Sydney Opera House, Circular Quay
What is it? Witnessing the exterior sails of Sydney’s most iconic building come to life with dazzling illuminations is always one of the highlights (ahem) of Vivid. This year, the Opera House has taken things in an unexpected direction with the texturally rich work of local artist Julia Gutman – one of Time Out Sydney's Future Shapers for 2024, and the winner of the 2023 Archibald Prize. Gutman’s specialty is creating large-scale textile ‘patchworks’ from rescued and ‘gifted’ clothing and materials, and the multidisciplinary artist has worked with technologists Pleasant Company to reimagine her signature patchwork style as an animated fantasia of fabric that dances across the sails. Scored by Australian composer and sound designer Angus Mills, Echo digitises centuries-old fabric making techniques, transforming humble textiles donated by the artist’s community into a transdisciplinary epic that reaches deep into literature and art history. Gutman’s instantly-recognisable aesthetic merges the old with the new, and there’s a subtly punk, crafty edge to it. Her work has already been protesting the conventions of fine art and beauty standards, and now she’s redefining our expectations of Vivid’s most major installation. Nice.
I was at my camp this longweekend with the family!
Dallas loves it there; we don't leave for work, he doesn't need to be tied up, he can go walk in the lake when he's warm etc. When we went to go leave this afternoon he walked away from the trucks. He didn't want to go!
I know it's been a while since I have posted a Dallas picture! Here he is looking at the lake at camp! I don't exactly know why, but I just love something about this shot. I think it's the B&W, as you can tell by my stream, it's been a while since I've shot a B&W picture!
I hope everyone had a great longweekend!
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| Nikon D700 | Nikkor 85mm 1.4D | f/1.4 | 1/800 sec | ISO-200 |
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