Saturday, 28 September 2013

Sydney Opera House, sails

The sails of the Sydney Opera House, viewed from the northern forecourt.

13 comments:

  1. «Louis» would like to visit Sydney and see in person the sites you post on your blog, particularly the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. He wonders how the acoustics are in the opera house. In his experience, many spectacular modern structures for music (whether churches, concert halls or opera houses) have horrible acoustics.

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    1. It's a controversial topic because the same has been said about the Concert Hall at the Sydney Opera House, especially since they didn't follow the original plans of the designer.

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  2. Wow ! quite the design and beautiful angle shot ~ carol ^_^

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  3. I have to admit, I love your opera house and photos of if from any angle! It's always awesome! Great shot for the day, Jim!

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  4. I feel so sorry for Utzon. He wasn't present at the royal opening nor was he acknowledged during the speeches, yet this architect single handedly gave Sydney its most recognisable and unique symbol.

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  5. Very nice - I've never seen it from that angle.

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  6. Such a gorgeous blue sky! It really sets off that amazing building.

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  7. The close shot gives a very new appreciation for the building. I would love to check the acoustics for myself.

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  8. Classic image - this must be one of the most recognisable buildings in the world.

    Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne

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