Merci, Olivier. I start my French lessons on Monday, so within a few months maybe I will not have to put your comments through Babel. I do appreciate them, just wish I could read them myself!
Beautiful beautiful photograph. The light just sparkles through the air.
I really like the template you use for your blog. Do you mind telling me where you got it? I am growing dissatisfied with mine as it renders the photos too small.
Bill, the template I use is Minima but I have altered some of the HTML to customise. For example, I have the overall template set to 925 with Main set to 650 and Sidebar to 250. I have removed the borders around the Heading and changed the font to Papyrus. I have made the line around images =2 and removed the padding so that the line is right next to the image. To change HTML you go into Customise, and the button is next to the Change Template button.
It certainly is a glorious shot. I'm not sure what metals have been used in the construction of the leisure centre on my blog. Up close, most of it looked more like stainless steel than aluminium. Sydney - City and Suburbs
To stand at the edge, during morning, to think about it and discovering the ability to decide to step back and to return into the life of a still young day. (What I saw in this picture)
Julie, I found some architectural design award information about the Cabravale Leisure Centre that tells me they used recycled aluminium for the exterior. Well spotted, by you.
un superbe paysage....cela fait rever
ReplyDeleteMerci, Olivier. I start my French lessons on Monday, so within a few months maybe I will not have to put your comments through Babel. I do appreciate them, just wish I could read them myself!
ReplyDeleteI'm just imagining what it would have been like to sail into this harbor after months at sea. What a sight! Good luck with the French lessons.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Congratulations. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beautiful photograph. The light just sparkles through the air.
ReplyDeleteI really like the template you use for your blog. Do you mind telling me where you got it? I am growing dissatisfied with mine as it renders the photos too small.
It's an absolutely gorgeous view Julie! I love all the blue in the sky and the water.
ReplyDeleteIt's no wonder everyone falls in love with Sydney. A beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteI especially love the light on the flowers in the foreground. Are they gazanias. Excellent image.
ReplyDeleteBill, the template I use is Minima but I have altered some of the HTML to customise. For example, I have the overall template set to 925 with Main set to 650 and Sidebar to 250. I have removed the borders around the Heading and changed the font to Papyrus. I have made the line around images =2 and removed the padding so that the line is right next to the image. To change HTML you go into Customise, and the button is next to the Change Template button.
ReplyDeleteThat is a stunning photograph!
ReplyDeleteGlorious early light n the sandstone. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteThe stones at the left site looks a little bit like island Helgoland in Germany...
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Servus and so long
Kvelli
Beautiful light in this photo..amazing how much it looks north shore of Prince Edward County, overlooking Lake Ontario.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely breath taking. Gorgeous. I could go on and on on the beauty of this pic. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletejulie, beautiful, evocative shot! oh, how i'd love to see sydney...
ReplyDeletei's so beautiful
ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSuch a stunning shot, Julie.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
FABULOUS spot!
ReplyDeleteOn Boxing Day, I can just see the yachts heading out of the harbour sailing south. It is a beautiful spot.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. They're very dramatic looking. Our cliffs don't tend to be as sheer as those.
ReplyDeleteOh what a glorious sight - I could gaze on it forever :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! This photo took my breath away as it downloaded. You have so captured the open majesty of that coastline. It is huge! Well done!
ReplyDeletethis image is screaming: holiday.
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely capture.
What a gorgeous vista. I think I could sit there all day and just be mesmerized by that view, the sound of the waves and wind and the call of birds.
ReplyDeleteOh I could so do with being there just now :) the colour of the sea is spectacular
ReplyDeleteThese kind of scenes always grab me at the heart. Nice job!
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What a breathtaking capture of a gorgeous place and beautiful blue skies!! Incredible! Hope you have a great weekend!
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Looks very inviting--much better than the overcast winter skies on my side of the world.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo Julie
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Great phot. The morning light is awsome.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shore line, ocean and sky. Excellent shot.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips on your template. Such a clever girl you are. Let's see if I can do as well.
ReplyDeleteAhhhhh the majesty of the southern Sydney coastline. Great capture as usual. Nice sky too.
ReplyDeleteYes, in some (many) of my Skywatch posts the sky is nearly incidental!
ReplyDeleteHave just discovered your blog and am enjoying looking, and reading, through everything :)
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is a glorious shot. I'm not sure what metals have been used in the construction of the leisure centre on my blog. Up close, most of it looked more like stainless steel than aluminium.
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Awesome shot, love the scenery. The cliffs are just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteTo stand at the edge, during morning, to think about it and discovering the ability to decide to step back and to return into the life of a still young day.
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Please have a wonderful Friday.
Stunning scenery.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular shot. Very scenic place.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to respond to Jo. Yes, that is a patch of gazania on the cliff edge. They are still not responding to the lure of the sun.
ReplyDeleteThe cliffs glow and shine in contrast to the matt water and background. Excellent capture.
ReplyDeleteReally a stunning shot Julie!! Great job.Happy weekend too..
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Julie, I found some architectural design award information about the Cabravale Leisure Centre that tells me they used recycled aluminium for the exterior. Well spotted, by you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful morning shot! I love the warm light in combination with the cold blue.
ReplyDeleteNow that is much nicer that the weed Morning Glory!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo. I visited Sydney two years ago and loved the boat rides out the harbour.
ReplyDeleteJulie...there is no doubt Sydney has a magical coastline. Great shot...Have a happy weekend. xv
ReplyDeleteNice, beautiful, clear blue skies. The cliffs sets in nicely in this photo.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
Alexander
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Gorgeous landscape Julie, the light is perfect, the blue is well controled.
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What a lovely view!
ReplyDeleteAwesome view! The colors in this landscape are incredible.
ReplyDeletehome sweet home...i know your photos are always gonna be good...because you have such a great subject!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother of your stunning photos, Julie. The light reflection on the cliffs is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a gorgeous scene!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning view.
ReplyDeleteA perfect summer photo, with a little haze in the air and a low angle to the light.
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i've seen this place and it's awesome. great capture. yes, urunga is close to tamworth, but is on the bayside area (or so).
ReplyDeleteIf this is only the morning! I can imagine what a beautiful day it must have been... Awesome shot!!
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Glorious sky and Country.
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Luiz Ramos
it would have been like to sail into this harbor after months at sea. What a sight! Good luck with the French lessons.
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