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| Last weekend, I tramped around beneath the southern approaches to the Harbour Bridge, in an attempt to reproduce the attached 1927 image. I think the photographer had been on the first floor balcony of a terrace behind me to get his elevation. Where I captured the Opera House on Bennelong Point, he captured the Tram Sheds! The icing on the cake for me was the troupe of "Bridge Climbers". |
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| Southern Pillars (1927)(State Records, New South Wales) |
| This post is my contribution to the City Daily Photo Monthly Theme Day. To see the contribution of other members of CDP please visit the portal. |
Interesting to compare yours and the period photo. There's a period photo I'd love to reproduce, but it would require access to a building I can't get into here.
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Great comparison photos. Would be fun to climb the bridge one day.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting comparison, Julie.
ReplyDeleteExcellent post! I love the comparison photos.
ReplyDeleteLove the sails under the bridge!
ReplyDeleteSeeing the Sydney Harbour Bridge is always a joy for me!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant reproducing of the earlier photo.
ReplyDeleteGood one, Julie!
ReplyDeletei like this a lot...and thank you for the comparison photo!
ReplyDeleteOh too fantastic Julie, brilliant comparison, loved the old b&w shot. I was hoping either yourself or Jim would use my favourite bridge, merci beaucoup and hope to catch up this trip, will email you my mobile number..
ReplyDeleteWow Julie your photo has everything!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sight, great composition!
ReplyDeleteCan't have more contrast than that. I love that you got the little opera house between the pillars.
ReplyDeleteGreat contrast! The people looks so tiny!
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting trying to take photographs from the same position as someone else and even more interesting when it when he first one was taken so very long ago.
ReplyDeleteWhen I have clicked on the thumbnail-link from citydailyphoto.org, I had not expected to find what I can look now. It is a beautiful views from pillars to opera. Great!
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