Black&Gold {BNECty}
So it has been ages since I updated this blog. But it hasn’t been ages since I took photos, although I still haven’t gone on a outing dedicated to taking photos just yet.
But while I have been taking happy snaps to remember my days as a 22 year old, I do try and take the time to take some photos to capture the beauty around me. Thanks to the awesome CameraBag software, I have been able to put a little spin on the typical black and white photography.
A row of bike rack things made me want to jump through the holes and come out in a parallel universe on the otherside
I was inspired by the practically black theme from last years photo5 comp to capture something with high ISO. I can't but feel like the building couple with the lense flare looks like a spaceship blasting through space
My friend best describes this as something our of Zelda... These 3 statues had an eerie forgotten feel to them that I was drawn to.
Bokeh is magic... but i like how this photo has a mix of textures with the soft glow of the bokeh to the hard harsh lines of the cage
My first time walking over the Kurilpa Bridge or as i like to call it the "Pick Up Sticks" Bridge...
Not sure what this building is, but i just like to call it "The Glass Box"
While walking along the boardwalk, we watched a flood of people come off the Island party boat. I am sure for these girls the night has just begun
Probably one of my favourite photos from the night, here is the Wheel of Brisbane behind the silohouette of a tree
Once again just love the contrast of lines, shapes and textures
After a week of heavy clouds, we finally got to see the sunrise 
I know lots of people who say, “Oh Brisbane is boring, there is nothing interesting to take photos of… but Melbourne! Now that’s a photogenic city…” but the truth is that every place, location, city, town, village, forest, valley, ocean, house, building person… everything has its unique story… we just gotta find it. The highlight of the night would have to be Lauranne saying…”hey Brisbane is actually quite pretty…”
