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Monochrome Pictures

Black & white versions of selected pictures from the other galleries of this website.
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Luna Park is Sydney's harbourside amusement park, and dates to 1935. Its entrance towers bear a marked resemblance to New York's Chrysler Building.
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Luna Park is Sydney's harbourside amusement park, and dates to 1935. Its entrance towers bear a marked resemblance to New York's Chrysler Building.

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  • Luna Park is Sydney's harbourside amusement park, and dates to 1935. Its entrance towers bear a marked resemblance to New York's Chrysler Building.
  • Concert Hall roof detail, Sydney Opera House (b&w version).
  • The Flight from Vesuvius. Entrance sculpture, City Mutual Life Building.
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  • Concert Hall roof detail, Sydney Opera House (b&w version).
  • Looking east. Harden Railway Station, 3.15pm, Thursday 23 October, 2008. Harden, New South Wales.
  • Abandoned siding with stock gate, Harden Railway Station, Harden, New South Wales. 23 October, 2008.
  • The Twelve Apostles, Port Campbell, Victoria.
  • Apartment building near Wollongong Beach.
  • The dramatic mountain scenery of the Illawarra Escarpment dominates the landscape behind a trio of electricty pylons. View from the southern Wollongong suburb of Berkeley.
  • Power, steam and steel. Morning at the Port Kembla steelworks, Wollongong, New South Wales. The area is the home of the largest concentration of heavy industry in Australia. View from Berkeley.
  • One of the fifteen giant turbines at the Blayney Wind Farm, near Bathurst, New South Wales.
  • Sea-level view of the Twelve Apostles, Port Campbell, Victoria.
  • Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque is the largest in Brunei and was built to commemorate the Sultan's 25th anniversary on the throne in 1992. A lavish building inspired by the Dome of the Rock and the Alhambra, it features 29 onion domes - a reminder that the present Sultan is the 29th in his line to rule Brunei. Each dome is covered in a centimetre-thick layer of solid gold tiles. The mosque was designed by an Australian architect who fell to his death from scaffolding during construction, and - according to the tour guide - "burst like a tomato".
  • Collonade at Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei.
  • Sun momentarily breaks through the clouds above Bodiam Castle, East Sussex.
  • Monumental figural sculpture, Arc de Triomphe, Paris.
  • Horned gargoyle on the parapet of the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris.
  • Eagle gargoyle on the parapet of the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris.
  • Bruny Island, Storm Bay, Tasmania, Australia.
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