Day 5 / Sydney, Underground Rail

To be honest Sydney urban rail system goes underground only in central city. And it is pretty busy place. But at five in the morning we were quite lucky to be there practically alone. Despite to be very fast and convenient way to travel around the city, Sydney Metro is very photogenic. I like dynamic lights and constantly changeable picture on trains and stations. I like to watch people there, even if there are very few of them. This fellow on the photo was probably as lost as we were, but his presence make entire scene “not sad and depressing”. And I was lucky to catch a bench on other side of the station. Thank you camera, we did well!..

Day 4 / Sydney Harbor Bridge at night

For same Sydney associates with harbour, for some with beautiful sky line, for most of people who has been there with unbelievably attractive Opera House. But for me Sydney always will be the city of the Bridge. This amazing structure makes the city. It is so incredibly huge and elegant at the same time you can’t believe it! Like any other masterpiece of human genius, Harbour Bridge is not getting older or boring with years passing by. Age only adds some kind of historic charm to it, makes it not only outstanding piece of engineering, but also some sort of axis which holds entire spin of Australian history. The Bridge is gorgeous regardless of the season or time of the day. If you’ll be in Sydney one day, go and see it and it will remain with you forever...