Built by the architect of destiny,
a bridge between heaven and earth.
Narrower than hell, treacherous to cross,
No one will accompany,
alone you will have to cross.
Life, a bridge across “where we came from” and “where we are to go”, is thinner than hair. Razors edge unfolds the drama of life, one step at a time, with demons of passion striving to create an imbalance. The white banner of patience, however provides an opportunity to be the architect of one’s own destiny.
With these compelling thoughts in my mind, I headed to Sydney harbor bridge, to capture its magnificence in the darkness of night.
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Photo : Sydney harbor bridge
Marvelous….You captured almost all angles……Saved many of us a trip really……Cheers
Beautiful pictures,no one could have thought better than you taking a prism view(all angles).Marvellous is the creativity of the Australians linking heaven and hell.Thanks for posting..
Hi Amardeep,
Incredible photos…..once again. The detail is just mind blowing. Beautiful Beautiful… Sat Nam, Stephanie
Dear Amardeep,
Great pictures! You add another dimension to whatever you see through the lens of your Camera. Your accompanying words are always so profound and philosophical!
Best wishes.
Chadha Uncle
Superb pictures once again. A mundane metallic structure made attarctive
Great pictures!
In one word, AWESOME. Never seen the complete glory of that incredible structure the way you managed to depict. Congrats Amardeep!
Rabindranath Tagore had said ” What is art? It is the response of man’s creative soul to the call of the real ” , I think your pictures of an engineering marvel reflect the same , as always awesome .
Do your descriptive lines have some connection to the Ashtpadi in Sukhmani?