Last week a friend and I took a short holiday to Australia. We spent a few days in Sydney, a few days in Melbourne and one (amazing) day driving along the Great Ocean Road. It was a fantastic break, and a trip that I won't soon forget.
I have been fortunate enough to visit Australia many times over the years, and each time I go I seem to enjoy it more and more; this time was no exception. Melbourne was fantastic and the Great Ocean Road was breathtakingly beautiful. But there's just something I find so special about Sydney every time I visit. It has a remarkable beauty and an energy that I find both palpable and infectious.
I spent a couple of hours on the afternoon I arrived wandering around Circular Quay, gazing at Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House, and being a typical tourist. I only had my iPhone in my pocket, but it was all I needed to capture what I saw and felt as the sun set on this amazing city.
See more of my iPhoneography on Flickr.
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Thanks, Quentin. Actually, no app. Just straight iPhone 3Gs camera and a B&W conversion preset I downloaded and (slightly) modified in Lightroom. Easy peasy.
Comment by Scott — August 11, 2010 @ 10:10 AM
Ok, which app? Stunning
Comment by Q — August 11, 2010 @ 9:36 AM