One photo from the Penrith series.
Two photos from the Cockatoo Island series.
Three photos blended together in order to create an architectural abstract image.
Hotel
The Collingwood Hotel has been around since 1888. Its architecture is famous for it because of its English Tudor style and half-timbered. Even though it’s been around for that long, the Tudor style wasn’t added until the 1930s. Located in Liverpool, the hotel began looking like a Sydney Victorian two storey townhouse. My focus for this series are the lines and redness of the hotel, making the English Tudor style my subject matter.
Penrith
Penrith is one of the most well-known suburbs in NSW, Australia. It is known for its register of the Geographical Names Board of New South Wales. My focus for this series is that each image has a pattern, or the colour of the sky can be seen or reflected.
Pattern of the blinds
Pattern of the fence
Pattern of the gate
Pattern of the gate
Pattern of the lines
Pattern of the barrier
Blue sky reflected
Blue sky with the building
Blue sky with the building
Blue sky with the house
Cockatoo Island
The Biennale of Sydney returns for the 20th time this year, and this year’s theme focuses on architecture. The annual creative arts festival has always been held at the Cockatoo Island, which is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. My focus for this series was to capture the architecture, pattern and colour of the buildings and houses at the site.
CCC Photography 2016 