There are other wonderful places in Sudney, but I too would have had to pick Sydney's gorgeous harbor. It is one of the top 25 most beautiful spots in the world.
You know, when I look at this photo, I get tingles in my tummy! And crawly spiders down my arms! No wonder everybody wants to live in Australia! Because they look at photos like this!
What an impressive shot. I have seen pictures of the Sydney Opera House so many times on the news, but this one with the bridge is spectacular....a totally different perspective. Wonderful capture.
I love this place. I climbed the bridge for my sons 3rd birthday. I arrived at the top, Remembering wonderful people and places and I thought while looking at an enormous golden moon and all that wonderful sandstone, on a gorgeous night. "A Mason Gilding evening" Make sure you see the Opera House when it's illuminated at night. It's done at diferent times for events. Eg: Sydney Festivals and also for Aids awarenss when it's usually red and looks brilliant. Brian Eno did the last one with Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson opening. With little blue neon lighthouses placed around the Quay... Wonderful! IT's worth getting a hotel for these events and sitting back with the children or a glass of champagne. I wish.
and your photograph is tops! I get a little excited when I'm exposed to that building. Well when we are exposed to each other - but now I'm certain I look like any other.....prawn. It's definitely a Sydney Harbour and Opera House thing, I have.
Always beautiful!
ReplyDeleteCan't beat the Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge.
ReplyDeleteI agree too the BEST view. I had my wedding photos taken here with the same view. I love Sydney and missing home everyday.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing that many people will agree with you about that.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photo!!
ReplyDeleteAn iconic view of Sydney - nice shot.
ReplyDeleteLiving in Seattle and very near the water, I can identify with your favorite! Nice!!
ReplyDeleteYes Jim, Mrs Macquaries Chair is an amazing spot.
ReplyDeleteThe iconic view of Sydney, always beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWell, I can SEE why you like it so much!
ReplyDeleteThere's no photo anywhere, anytime that can beat this one! I don't care if I see it every day! Superb, awesome as always, Jim!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
the quintessential sydney postcard scene. nothing beats this view.
ReplyDeleteShe definitely put her chair in the best spot.
ReplyDeletewonderful.
ReplyDeleteplease have a good new month.
daily athens
That would be my favorite part of town too. (Of whatever coastal city I was lucky enough to be in.)
ReplyDeleteCertainly a beautiful harbour!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletePicture perfect!
ReplyDeleteYeah, what's not to like about that, hey!
ReplyDeleteThat's what makes it one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Without the harbour it would just be another city.
ReplyDeleteA great view indeed of both the coat hanger and the opera house.
ReplyDeleteThere are other wonderful places in Sudney, but I too would have had to pick Sydney's gorgeous harbor. It is one of the top 25 most beautiful spots in the world.
ReplyDeleteMeravigliosa questa foto con questa distesa d'acqua in primo piano e sullo sfondo il ponte !!
ReplyDeleteMi piace molto :)
MYRIAM
You have captured the beauty of the Harbour ~ Fabulous photo!
ReplyDelete"Adelaide and Beyond"
It's a very iconic view of Sydney, fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love Mrs Macq in the early morning, and the best view in Sydney
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, Jim I have given you an award, please pop over to take it, Sharon
ReplyDeleteIconic and beautiful. Must get up to Sydney soon.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's a wonderful place. This is also my favourite part of Sydney.
ReplyDeletebeautiful photo, wonderful colors
ReplyDeleteOne of us had to pick it ... the harbour is the absolute jewel of Sydney.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful part of Sydney and your photo shows its beauty.
ReplyDeleteFantastic iconic view
ReplyDeleteThis would be my choice too! What a wonderful picture. The water looks fantastic in the sunlight!
ReplyDeleteA super image in excellent light.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful Sydney Opera House and Harbour. Hope to visit Sydney one day.
ReplyDeleteReally like the blue water
ReplyDeleteFantastic Picture
ReplyDeleteYou know, when I look at this photo, I get tingles in my tummy! And crawly spiders down my arms! No wonder everybody wants to live in Australia! Because they look at photos like this!
ReplyDeleteYou couldn't go wrong with that photo, it's a tourist's dream but fair enough, it's my favourite part of the city too!
ReplyDeleteIconic.
ReplyDeleteWhat an impressive shot. I have seen pictures of the Sydney Opera House so many times on the news, but this one with the bridge is spectacular....a totally different perspective. Wonderful capture.
ReplyDeleteWicked photo of the harbour - nice work!!
ReplyDeleteI love this place. I climbed the bridge for my sons 3rd birthday. I arrived at the top, Remembering wonderful people and places and I thought while looking at an enormous golden moon and all that wonderful sandstone, on a gorgeous night. "A Mason Gilding evening" Make sure you see the Opera House when it's illuminated at night. It's done at diferent times for events. Eg: Sydney Festivals and also for Aids awarenss when it's usually red and looks brilliant.
ReplyDeleteBrian Eno did the last one with Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson opening. With little blue neon lighthouses placed around the Quay... Wonderful! IT's worth getting a hotel for these events and sitting back with the children or a glass of champagne. I wish.
and your photograph is tops! I get a little excited when I'm exposed to that building.
ReplyDeleteWell when we are exposed to each other - but now I'm certain I look like any other.....prawn.
It's definitely a Sydney Harbour and Opera House thing, I have.