Sunday 16 June 2013

Walsh Bay, The Promenade, Vivid Festival, Moths to a Flame

"Moths to a Flame" was an art installation that hung from the lamps along The Promenade at Walsh Bay, as part of the Vivid Sydney Festival. The sculptures of net and gold moths were created by Ruth McDermott and Ben Baxter. The colourful illuminations on the Sydney Harbour Bridge can just be seen behind a warehouse building on one of the wharves.
 Linked to: Shadow Shot SundaySunday Bridges.

14 comments:

  1. Great shadow shot for the day, Jim!! Enjoy your weekend!

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  2. The photos of the Opera House are stunning. I suspect it is very difficult to get a spot to view and take those photos. It must be crowded.

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    1. Certain vantage points are very crowded, especially on weekends.

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  3. HI Jim,

    Evrytime I visit you, my heart skip a bit. I do missed Australia and I wish I could visit the beautiful, Sydney once again.

    Happy SSS,
    /CC girl

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  4. The nighttime shadows of the art are wonderful, soft enough to allow the light to shine. The harbour bridge is great - the Sydney icon that the entire world recognizes and admires!

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  5. Beautiful, shadowy night lights! So love the idea of celebrating light in this way!

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  6. Day or night Sydney is beautiful!

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  7. I really have to try and get to Sydney when Vivid is running, your images each year are brilliant Jim.. Like the glimpse of the bridge in this one :)

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  8. Gorgeous pictures ,i like very much to see this night shadows.Limousine sydney

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