Monday, September 03
Number 1, The Bridge
If you're not sure whether you're in New York or Sydney, here's a tip: Find the bridge with the big stone towers at each end. If it goes down in the middle, you're in New York; if it goes up in the middle, you're in Sydney.
Spectrum of a Tree
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If you're not sure whether you're in New York or Sydney, here's a tip: Find the bridge with the big stone towers at each end. If it goes down in the middle, you're in New York; if it goes up in the middle, you're in Sydney.
I was just looking for a new wallpaper after spending nearly a minute looking for an icon. While this:
Is awesome, it's far too busy to be practical. I replaced it with this:
Which is beautiful and undistracting. But while searching for something suitably decorative I happened upon that very, very lost photographer.
(I'm guessing someone thought it was the Bayonne Bridge, which is at least a steel arch bridge and looks kind of similar to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and the confusion grew from there. You can tell them apart as follows: The Sydney Harbour Bridge is much heavier - it carries eight lanes of traffic plus two rail lines to the Bayonne's four lanes; it has four enormous stone pylons that the Bayonne lacks; it has two mechanical spiders that run over the arch, used by the maintenance crews; it has the Australian and NSW state flags on top (a spider and one of the flags are clearly visible in the photo); and finally, it's in Sydney.)
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