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Virtual travelling

by tigtog on September 9, 2008

Sunrise, originally uploaded by RebootYourComputer.

Taken in Toronto, Canada.

I’ve been on a few early morning photo outings, but my companions haven’t tended to be quite this chirpy!

Doing sunrise photos with the pieces set up for the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition has been a must-do the last few years. It’s interesting to check out the SbtS tag on Flickr and see what else other Sydney Flickrites have done and see if you can come up with an innovative framing of the shot.

Anyone else into a bit of trekking for a fantastic sunrise capture?

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