Flying over Bondi Photo

Photographer’s Note

Taken from a seaplane, approximately 500 feet above Bondi. I've cropped the original slightly, but unfortunately I haven't been able to avoid the reflection of window in this shot (top right of the picture). It was quite a good day for the flight.

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spence (1679) 2005-02-09 0:56

An interesting shot Peter - you don't often see Bondi Beach in context like this. I think it could be improved a bit with more contrast and some cropping - I've tried a workshop and I hope you like it. And welcome to TE!

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maphoto (8076) 2005-02-18 19:53

Nice picture Peter, nice beach scene and City at the samen time, amazing :-) Could be improve like Spence mentionned but it is a nice cityscape photo. I think it need a small rotation to the right. Wel come on TE.

touristdidi (8561) 2005-02-28 8:18 [Comment]

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capthaddock (28640) 2005-04-12 10:48

Hi Peter - very nice image of Bondi, I´ve never been there, but will perhaps visit in august (I´m away on one trip, already planning the next one, thats addiction)

sylvie (1183) 2005-07-29 16:00

Hello Peter,
You've got a very good photo about Bondi Beach, you can see it in a very large way, light is good and the reflection doesn't bother me a lot, well done.
Sylvie

Alain (288) 2006-02-05 7:49

Interesting photo. Spence's workshop got out the best of it. I was at Bondi Beach a few weeks back and it is nice to see this aerial view. We also went to Manly Beach on the (opposite) north side of the gap.

sebinho342 (18784) 2006-04-09 18:59

I love one of your first picture you put here on TE, this one is really great and i love the entrance of the sea in this city, bondi beach, i've not seen a lot of picture from this site and i'm happy to see one from you
Thanks :)

ChristianS (2997) 2006-06-05 14:32

Hi Peter,
Nice perspective overlooking this famous beach squeezed in between this urban jungle. I don't mind the reflection of the window, it melts with the hazy distant sky. Well done!

Regards