Sydney Mansions is a block of flats located on Goulburn Street, in the inner city suburb of Surry Hills. This building is a redeveloped warehouse of the iconic Mark Foy's department store. Their stores were located in nearby Oxford Street and Liverpool Street which is now The Downing Centre.
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What an amazing perspective this is. Please allow me to borrow it from time to time.
ReplyDeleteNice as well to see how clean and bright the streets looks.
A wonderful Wednesday for you.
I was just about to say the same thing about the perspective.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely captured the whole structure wonderfully!
Great image, admire the architecture and I also love the angle on this photo.
ReplyDeletesuch lovely shot!
ReplyDeleteI can see from your first four commenters that your tribute to Eric by utilising "his" perspective is appreciated.
ReplyDeleteWell done. You have certainly captured the essence of Paris Daily Photo.
Yay Julie,
ReplyDeleteYou are the first to wish Eric a happy 5th blogoversary with your tribute photo! Being in Sydney, you are way ahead of the rest of the globe time wise! Great, great shot!
-Kim
Thanks Julie. I completely forgot to put a mention of the theme day in the title. Fixed that up now. I had taken a similar shot of this building a few years back. So, when I heard about this tribute to Eric, utilising his perspective at Paris Daily Photo, I decided to revisit and take a better shot.
ReplyDeleteDisorienting seeing them like this. Good shot.
ReplyDeleteThat building is crooked. Has there been an earthquake in your area?
ReplyDeleteLOL!! Nice tribute to Eric.
nice sh0t and amazing structure of a mansi0n.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Jim. I must pay more attention the forum and participate again.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the angle in this pic, well done.
ReplyDeleteAll the best
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Good photos of Sydney Hotels but the main pic of the post made me a bit dizzy. ;p
ReplyDeleteVery bevelled, very good. Well photographed.
ReplyDeletegod angle for this teninesque day
ReplyDeleteProp that left side up! (Very hard for a structural engineer to look at a photo like that.)
ReplyDeleteSeriously, I do like it very much esp. the width and how the roof line follows the edge of the frame. Super shot.
Crazy and dizzying. Fun!
ReplyDeletehaven't been to Surry Hills for ages, must have a few tall building there now.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting building and daring angle. I not so fond of this kind of shots.
ReplyDeleteA nice technique.
ReplyDeleteI just love this shot!
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