This arrangement of shapes and lines is made all the more pleasing thanks to the turquoise water. Shooting with a drone has allowed an unusual view of what is a popular and much-photographed location. The photographer has done a great job of leading the eye into the picture by allowing the walkway to create a diagonal, starting in the bottom left corner.
Sydney Harbour is a popular subject, but unfortunately not one this iPhone has handled well. The highlights in the centre are lacking in detail and the high ISO has created a few issues. Sometimes you have to shoot with what you have, and the photographer has done well to find an impactful angle. Definitely worth a repeat visit with a camera.
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**This contest is open to photographers ranked between 1 and 250 in this week’s <a href="https://www.photocrowd.com/photographer-community/">Leaderboard</a>.** Crossing water has been a human imperative since we first evolved, and we’ve gone from simply finding shallow water, or a fallen tree, to creating some of the most impressive engineering projects on the planet. The Duge Bridge in China, for example, crosses the Beipan River at a height of 565 metres! All the many stepping stones in the evolution of human river crossings are welcomed in this contest. And if a structure happens to cross water that is more sea than river, that is fine, as it’s in the spirit of the contest.
