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Sunny Sydney Harbour


A nice panoramic view of Sydney Harbour on New Year's Eve in 2007.

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A little ways south of Newcastle in New South Wales is this attractive coastline featuring surprisingly large caves. Taken on the 75th anniversary of the Bridge's opening, the day provided stellar views across the city from a vantage point near North Sydney. A nice view of Uriarra Crossing in the nation's capital, Canberra. this is a very popular watering hole during the hot summer months. A wider view of the sunset west from the Vaucluse headland. The new National Arboretum in Canberra provides great district views, especially of nearby Lake Burley Griffin and the nearby Parliamentary triangle. An impressive view of one of the largest caves in the Jenolan caves complex north of ulburn, New South Wales. Just off the coast of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea lies this strategic fortress, built stubbornly at the foot of a giant rock, called Gibraltar. The pastel colours of the low rise buildings decorating the canals of Burano make for a beautiful backdrop. A nice shot looking south east from above Aberdeen on the island of Hong Kong, looking towards the exotic South China Seas. A long exposure night shot of the lights of Hong Kong taken from near the peak on Mount Victoria. From the Jin Mao tower in the Pudong district in downtown Shanghai, we get a brilliant view of the city lights by night. A nice panoramic view of Sydney Harbour on New Year's Eve in 2007. A cropped panorama from the top of the Arc de Triumph in Paris, France. From near Luna Park in North Sydney, you are offered a great view of both the Opera House in the distance and the Harbour Bridge looming above. Taken from on board the Celebrity Equinox leaving Portsmouth bound for the coast of France in 2009. Taken during our February 2007 Western US trip, the view of the Grand Canyon in Arizona is simply magnificent.