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The Convention Centre commands a view across the harbour towards Barangaroo, once a busy container terminal and now transformed into a modern waterfront precinct. Regrettably, the nearby shopping centre and adjoining food court were obscured by substantial construction works, detracting somewhat from the immediate surrounds. Fortuitously, the Australian National Maritime Museum—home to the historic submarine HMAS Onslow—lies in close proximity. Commissioned in 1969 and serving with distinction during the Cold War era, Onslow now rests in dignified retirement as a museum vessel. I took the opportunity to capture several photographs in the vicinity of the submarine and its maritime environs before attending the conference.
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Bellas imágenes del centro de convenciones. Debe tener mucha vida económica. Y ese submarino tiene una forma curiosa que se sale de la normal imagen de un submarino.
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DeleteBeautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda
DeleteThe architecture is amazing!!! I've never seen anything like it.
ReplyDeleteAll apartment buildings left unoccupied
DeleteThat submarine probably has more stories than an adventure novel! What a beautiful and history-filled place—I’d love to visit it someday.
ReplyDeleteI should search more into that submarine
DeleteVery beautiful to see
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Concrete jungle
DeleteBuenos rascacielos y una buena vista del faro.
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It is classic in the area
DeleteAnother incredible bit of architecture in OZ, or it seems so to me.
ReplyDeleteBonitas fotos, la ultima con los reflejos es mi favorita.
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Fine cityscape photos. I especially liked your photo of the submarine Onslow. It does look like an old time sub. It is perfect for a maritime museum. Hope you are enjoying your week.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent architecture! You have captured beautiful scenes. The convention center makes for an impressive backdrop.
ReplyDeleteIt used to be an interesting, even exciting area but it was quite depressing the last time we visited.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is some architecture. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteEach of these photos caught my interest to observe!!
ReplyDeleteAll of them are wonderful,
someone could take hundreds of interesting photos in this place!!
Thank you very much for this!!
Lovely captures specially the last couple of them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the area.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos :-D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful city photos. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteA lot to see here.
ReplyDelete...,a dramatic destination!
ReplyDeleteA harbor I would love to explore. Beautiful photography.
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Beautiful photos! That's a place I haven't visited but have friends who have been there 2 or 3 times.
ReplyDeleteImpressive buildings/structures but I think I'd feel rather intimidated by those surroundings... (I haven't visited any really big city in a very long time!!)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Lots going on in each pic.
ReplyDeleteLas fotos son preciosas pero esos bloque me dan sentimientos encontrados entre bellos y mastodónticos, las imágenes a ras de suelo son otra cosa.
ReplyDeleteMe gustaría ver ese submarino por dentro.
Saludos.
My youngest son visited here last year, and now it it is on my travel bucket list. These pictures make me really want to book a trip but right now we are booked up through 2027. Someday!
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ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Stunning photos
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! Thanks so much for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2025/06/this-i-miss.html
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, impressive, love it
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Superb photography.
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ReplyDeleteThe way you captured the lines in the wall and the lines in the submarine is wonderful, Roentare! What the heck is the circular spiral with the white ball in the center? Striking, but it can't be railroad tracks. Art with an industrial slant? Such intriguing photos!
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