Geometric Patterns by junge1
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Description
The Sydney Opera House is one of the most recognizable buildings in the world and it has become the symbol of Sydney and Australia.
The roof structure of the Opera House is made up of precast concrete panels supported by precast ribs. The shells (which appear to be white sails) are covered in a subtle chevron pattern with 1,056,006 glossy white-and-matte cream-colored Swedish-made tiles and the foyer has glass curtains (Wikipedia).
This picture was taken on 6 December 2011,
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Comments (30)
Very cool image with wonderful detail thanks for the information as well
Superb graphic image!
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
Fanatstic capture and geometry!!!
Fantástica captura meu amigo, aplausos (5)
AWesome shot!
Fantastic image Sig!!
like a wing :)
Great capture of the tile work Sig!!
Great shot I like this.
Fantastic details! Great capture! :)
Great photoshot.
beautiful image and Great info sig.
A triumph
AMAZING WORK
A great POV for the Opera house. It looks quite different from the usual shots. Excellent detail in this capture.
stunning capture!!
wonderful looking
A fine abstract presentation Sig! What a place.
awesome architecture.
Terrific architectural abstract! I love the division of space, the different lines and textures, the contrast between open and solid. Excellent image!
Awesome shot.
Wonderful image very beautifully shot!!
Interesting!
Excellent composition and capture! :)
Splendid line game
Fantastic textures and lines. Superb shot!
Fantastic details! Great capture!
Fantastic image erland
Spectacular patterns Sig! I have not seen a close-up before.