Tuesday, 17 January 2012

Annandale, Bicentennial Park

This curious structure was recently temporarily located in Bicentennial Park in inner west suburb of Annandale. From a distance I thought it was some sort of contemporary sculpture but as I approached it, I realised it was actually a stage used for some summer performances in the park. Any performer on that stage would not only be competing with the abstract shapes attached to the back of the stage but also the spectacular backdrop of Rozelle Bay, the Anzac Bridge and the artwork on the silos at Rozelle.

27 comments:

  1. Wow that really is striking Jim. I thought it was a sculpture at first. The red is so dominant and the scene looks just a delight. A fabulous setting but as you say, it could be a real challenge for any performer.

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  2. Even if just a stage your shot is wonderful. Love the red.

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  3. I like the color! It's strong.
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  4. What a bright red stage. I hope the performers wear the right clothes and not clash! Great capture!

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  5. Nice capture, Jim. I think that bright colour would compete too much with the action on the stage. I'd prefer it as sculpture, especially with the bridge backdrop!

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  6. You have the Big Day out? May be the stage is for something like this.

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  7. Ann, yes the Big Day Out originated in Sydney in 1992. That event is massive and would have a much bigger stage than this and is held at a much bigger park to hold its huge crowds.

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  8. That is definitely an eye catcher and so colorful! Terrific capture, Jim. Have a great week!

    Sylvia

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  9. I would have loved the stage to be green to match the lawn or rich blue to match the water. But then noone would have noticed the set, I suppose. Mind you, the bridge the silo and the boats make a fantastic backdrop.

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  10. The minute I saw the red in the thumbnail I had to see what you had posted. Now, I am very proud of myself. I immediately thought is was a stage in a park. I am so pleased with myself. Nice capture...love the nice colors. genie

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  11. Yup, I see what you mean,that background would be a huge distraction Jim, the bridge is very eye catching!

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  12. That's RED!! Even the distraction of the bridge can't blot it out!!

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  14. That is RED nice contempory for Ruby tuesday have a good week. Don
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  15. This red stage really attracts attention! Great shot :)

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  16. I love the color red in that image. looks like fresh paint

    Visiting from RT

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  17. Wow, hope that the performing artists won't drown int he red! Hope you're going to show us some in the summer?

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  18. All that red got YOUR attention, didn't it?


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  19. Emille, it's actually summer in Australia right now.

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  21. Gorgeous bridge. The red stage looked like a statue to me, too.

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  22. Funny how everywhere you see this bridge design the big pylons with the cables keeping up the deck of the bridges. Lovely stage by the way.Thanks for showing.

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