St Mary's Cathedral featured light projections as part of Macquarie Visions at this year's Vivid Sydney festival. The theme of this light show was Designing A Nation, which explores Governor Lachlan Macquarie's role in the implementation of hundreds of major building projects in the colony including churches, schools, hospitals, roads, banks and agricultural developments. He also laid the foundation stone for St Mary's Cathedral. While this wasn't strictly a skywatch, this light show on the cathedral's steeples did look spectacular against a black sky.
Linked to: Skywatch Friday.
Wow, what a truly magnificient building. Its magical!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt is very nice cathedral. And the lights on are interesting.
ReplyDeleteThis must be an amazing thing to see in person. The photos are just gorgeious.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! Thanks for the information as well! Really interesting and beautiful post for the day! Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Wow spectacular! Love these.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Happy SWF. Enjoy your weekend.
" Regina "
Oh wow, spectacular display of lights.
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Magnificent -- I never get tired of your beautiful light photos. What an amazing city!
ReplyDeleteAwesome displays!
ReplyDeletethese are so cool...reminds me of when I was a textile design student in college...playing with colorways...so beautiful...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe two last ones are really great. Must have been a wonderful atmosphere. Please have a nice Friday.
ReplyDeletedaily athens
Beautiful shots of the cathedral!
ReplyDeleteWhat great lighting effects. How could you not photograph it, very well done.
ReplyDeleteThe lights are stunning. Beautiful photos.
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Roberto
Thanks for sharing these simply magical pictures!
ReplyDeleteAwesome light projections on the cathedral. Great work.
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An amazing array of pictures of what must have been an phantastic event. Love it.
ReplyDeleteIn all my 80 years, have I seen anything like this. Absolutely about to blow my mind. Such breathtaking cathedrals and the way you shared them is amazing.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular shot, J Bar!
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah the dark sky gave a nice effect on the lighted church.
Happy weekend!
Arlene
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Oh JBar, gorgeous shots of such a beautiful building!
ReplyDeleteWow! It's fascinating! Miss lots of things in the city indeed!
ReplyDeleteWow...love it so much...
ReplyDeleteAmazing colorful lights :)
Thanks for visiting
W.O.W!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!!
Nice shot...
That is so incredible!
ReplyDeleteIt's one of those truly WOW moments of life!
Thanks for sharing these spectacular photos!
~Maria
awesome!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Very colourful.
ReplyDeletewow wow and wow, spectacular series.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteJan
it does look quite vivid! must have been fun to see in person. Cool skywatch.
ReplyDeleteWOW ... those light shows are just amazingly lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow very beautiful. It looked as though the cathedral has gone through different paintings. Very nice. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work.
ReplyDeleteHi Jim, a hop and a skip and I am in Sydney watching the fairy tale colours of this cathedral. It really looks magic under the night sky.
ReplyDeleteWoooOoow! Amazing. Spectacular. Majestic! I love the play of the lights! this is truly Magical! :)
ReplyDeletegreat shots! :)
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Stunning!!! I love a good light show. MB
ReplyDeleteStunning pics!! I wish I could've seen this in real life - it must have been spectacular!
ReplyDeletewow, this looks now more than amazing! like paintings! superb!
ReplyDeleteI know this beautiful and calm-giving cathedral but I've never seen such a great installation.
ReplyDeleteMagical! The last three are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteIt's marvellous!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are awesome shots of the Cathedral!
ReplyDeleteThe lightshows are a new artform. Very beautiful, but you can only enjoy it for such a short time, therefore it's good you took these photos. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA lightshow is like a beautiful sunset or sunrise. It lasts only for a short time.
Extraordinary and very beautiful light shows. What a lot of work must have gone into each design.
ReplyDeletewonderful building..superb colors!! regards
ReplyDeleteGreat sequence of shots ... though I really do preferring plain honey coloured sandstone.
ReplyDeleteWow, very clever the way you show the various light features. I would have liked to see this in person.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sight. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteAlthough the sky is only dark and black, I think this is a great choice for today's SWF. It's kind of magic, like a fairytale ... I love it.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend!
Utterly spectacular!
ReplyDeletethat´s awesome, just great!!
ReplyDeleteone word- stunning!
ReplyDeleteThis absolutely stunning you captured it perfectly ...
ReplyDeleteFabulous images, J BAR, and (in «Louis'» opinion) an apt choice for Sky Watch.
ReplyDeleteWell done, the color and design variations are amazing!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots too!
ReplyDeletecoming from another blog....so colorful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic variety of colors. Very unusual and most interesting.
ReplyDeletestunningly beautiful!
ReplyDeletelove all the images here! simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is magic!!!!!!!!! Greetings from Luzia.
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are absolutely beautiful, I love them all!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so amazing! absolutely love these photos!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular light dispkay.
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Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteJunie
Oh man, this is soooooooo special, fantastic !! I wished I had seen it, but i'm already happy that you are showing it here.
ReplyDeleteawwwwwwww...one word! GORGEOUS!.....:)
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by on my SWF entry....:) sorry for the late visit.