Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Macquarie Night Lights
Sydney Conservatorium of Music is currently featuring Christmas Projections, a rotating light show on heritage buildings in Macquarie Street known as Macquarie Night Lights. A daytime view of the conservatorium, that I took earlier in the year, can be seen here.
Ihave seen these on a couple of other blogs and I never tire of looking at them. It is wonderful how your city goes to the trouble to make everything so festive
WOW, I love these. Thanks for the link to the building during the day. Nice white building - great canvas for all those fantastic patterns. Wish I were there to see it.
Your ability to reference your other shots that protray the same building/landscape is terrific, Jim. It is interesting to see the differences in approach that you, Ann and I had for the same buildings. And the different internal setting in our cameras.
Very beautiful light show! I wonder what kind of music it was accompanied with! Thanks for these beautiful photos in your downunder world! I like Sydney!
I am not sure I like this kind of lightening. The images is nice and it id fun to see. But...it always makes me think of all the daily light-saving we do to save teh planet.
What a beautiful sequence of photos. Your page is also very interesting!
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Those are beautiful!! What a fun event!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog. I have enjoyed my visit here.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!!
No horsing around the conservatorium is quite a building. Then the light show what a great subject for a post
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of this beautiful night lights show. I followed your link to the earlier photo and it doesn't look like the same building!
ReplyDeleteIhave seen these on a couple of other blogs and I never tire of looking at them. It is wonderful how your city goes to the trouble to make everything so festive
ReplyDeleteWOW, I love these. Thanks for the link to the building during the day. Nice white building - great canvas for all those fantastic patterns. Wish I were there to see it.
ReplyDeleteYour ability to reference your other shots that protray the same building/landscape is terrific, Jim. It is interesting to see the differences in approach that you, Ann and I had for the same buildings. And the different internal setting in our cameras.
ReplyDeleteWow, those are fantastic. Great my world post.
ReplyDeleteJ Bar: That is really neat for sure.
ReplyDeleteThat is and amazing light show.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful light show. Amazing building.
ReplyDeleteYes, yes lovely sequence of photos of that building. So interesting.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots shared.
ReplyDeleteWish you a Merry Christmas!
what a wonderful show of light!
ReplyDeleteFantastic designs by the rotating lights on the monument. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese are utterly gorgeous.
ReplyDeletevery pretty
ReplyDeleteWoww.. very beautiful. I want to visit there one night. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteEden, they will be on display until Christmas Day. I will be featuring more buildings throughout the next week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I have heard about those but this is the first time I have seen then. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome projections. I bet you all never get tired of watching the buildings change. How interesting!
ReplyDeleteWow - what a delightfully creative idea. The building looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow your pictures are exceptional. great theme and such color.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your visit, and I wish you Merry Christmas.
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magnificent work, fantastic photos.
ReplyDeleteThat is just beautiful. What different light colours can do.
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Very beautiful light show! I wonder what kind of music it was accompanied with! Thanks for these beautiful photos in your downunder world! I like Sydney!
ReplyDeleteSo many different patterns. They almost look painted on.Great shots.
ReplyDeleteI am not sure I like this kind of lightening. The images is nice and it id fun to see. But...it always makes me think of all the daily light-saving we do to save teh planet.
ReplyDeleteFascinating, this use of colored light.
ReplyDeleteYour series of these lit up buildings is truly spectacular! How long in between each change of pattern? I am bedazzled!!!
ReplyDeletesusie, the images changed about every 30-40 seconds. So you could stand around for a few minutes and see the whole set.
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