Tag Archives: architecture

Up, up, up…!

I trained my iPhone up on me in the lift like a fish tank. Giddy, giddy, giddy…!! My colleague stood apart from the glass to make sure himself safe and healthy. This is a shot inside one of the most modern commercial buildings in Sydney CBD, taken from the lift of glass box in theContinue reading “Up, up, up…!”

Vertical

A few more shots caught during my work days.. More buildings and architectures made more vertical lines at the scene. And I love catching those vertical lines,..look at that, more vertical lines in the glass windows too.  🙂 One Word Sunday ‘Vertical’ hosted by Debbie Smyth, TRAVEL BY INTENT.  Thank you for stopping by.

Murmuring on Saturday morning

So, as mentioned you on my previous post, my phone was upgraded to one of those cutting edge. However, I did not realise initially that my mobile phone plan also have to ‘upgrade’ to something more high in availability along with the hardware. When i was using iPhone 6, I was subscribing very basic BYOContinue reading “Murmuring on Saturday morning”

Curves and Straights

To be honest, this was not photographed recently but was taken in Japan 2 years ago. My friend and I stayed overnight at the hotel.  It was her final night in Japan and my first night there. It was taken at the balcony of the room we stayed.  The skies turned to blush in earlyContinue reading “Curves and Straights”

Snapshots of Blackwattle Bay in one summer afternoon

These were photographed a few days before I flew to Japan to close my 2018. I procrastinate taking additional half hour for photography after work, but that day was only exception.  I would have not tried any big shot but simply hoped to catch a summer afternoon in Sydney. Then why didn’t I choose somewhereContinue reading “Snapshots of Blackwattle Bay in one summer afternoon”

One Word Sunday: Lines

These are belated my contribution to this week’s One Word Sunday, hosted by TRAVEL WITH INTENT. The both are caught Sydney Harbour Bridge and Cahill Expressway leading from Sydney city toward north shore.  I have been in Sydney over ten years and I never get bored of looking at the architecture, it is so elegantContinue reading “One Word Sunday: Lines”