The Darling Island Wharf in Darling Harbour, is located in the inner city suburb of Pyrmont. Darling Island was levelled and joined to the mainland with hewn rock in the late 1840s. It became home to shipbuilding yards of the Australian Steam Navigation Company. This view is out to Barangaroo, the Harbour Control Tower and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Lovely scene. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely shot!
ReplyDeleteAn interesting view of the bridge... We still haven't been to Australia - but after seeing my friends trip photos a few weeks ago, I keep watching airline prices :)!
ReplyDeleteI got this site from my friend who informed me regarding this website and now this time I am browsing this site and reading very informative posts at this time.
ReplyDeleteYour view is unusual in that it is not city-orientated and yet it shows the Bridge icon.I like it.
ReplyDeleteA pretty harbor scene, great shot! Happy Scenic Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThe bridge off in the distance is really nice. I like the way the curving steel rises above everything else. Great composition. genie
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, Jim!
ReplyDeleteLovely capture, Jim! Sydney has a lot of history compared to other parts of Australia so it's interesting to peel back the layers and learn of the past
ReplyDeleteLove the scene. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't matter where you take the shot from Jim, this is still the best looking bridge anywhere!
ReplyDeleteI think I saw this site on a visit to Darling Harbor. Love your pretty city!
ReplyDeleteVery, very belatedly, «Louis» thanks you for this fine contribution to Sunday Bridges.
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