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9 comments:
Luna Park is just under the bridge on Sydney Harbour. Memories!
The Bridge looks like a dinosaur walking across the water in these shots, big and lumbering. And those are it's eggs in the last photo.
That is one huge bridge. I never knew how big that bridge was until I saw the ferry. Dang! I love this photographs.
I love these photographs, too.
They are great.
We have everything small in Europa. You have everything large like this bridge. Amazing!
Buy, Buy!
Hhehee, Luna Park as dinosaur eggs, that's 'funny' Captain Modroom9! HAHHA :)
It's difficult to scale things from photographs Ces. I'll try to be conscious about that whilst photographing in the future! Thanks :)
Ematejoca, Australia is a very large country, even if an island. The bridge had to be large because the Harbour is wide ;) The face at Luna Park looks scary because of the lighting!
i have been to luna park
in search of roller coster...anyway i hv listen that there is tunnel below harbour bridge under water is that true..i hv no idea about that coz i am new here...
Heehee Fotobyraj (I should just call you Raj), when a kid I learnt how to smile a certain way for unlimited free rides on the roller coaster ;) True, there is a tunnel under the bridge! I will photograph going through it next time we drive to Centennial Park :)
"these photographs"!
The place looks like a lot of fun on a sunny day. I always love to see Ferris wheels but prefer not to ride them. Very different building architecture. They look like they have balconies, very nice.
Balconies, verandahs or porches are popular in Australia, I guess they have a lot to do with our climate and lifestyle, Ces :) Only two of us like the "wild rides" in my family, and it's the 'toughest men' who don't! Hhehhee ;)
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