Tuesday, 12 August 2008
Pilgrims Progress
I took this photo during World Youth Day, on the night of the opening Mass. This is basically the view I had while trying to move through the throngs of pilgrims crowding the exit points. The colourful beanies are not just for show - it was quite cold that night! As soon as the opening Mass had finished, people were crowding around every exit point trying to find a way out. It was difficult to stay together as a group in such a crowd, so we just stayed put and enjoyed the beautiful sight of Sydney during WYD at night!
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Labels: fujifilm s9600, special occasion, wyd2008
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6 comments:
I am a pilgrim of WYD08 - and I was in Barangaroo this night. The mass was beautiful, and I agree, this was indeed a beautiful sight of Sydney during WYD! WYD08 was so awesome! I can't wait for MadWYD'11!!
This is a nice photograph. I like it.
Hi Kathy,
Same here - I'm already starting to save for WYD Madrid. Incidentally, I see you've noticed the "mad" acronym for WYD2001 - I wonder what the official name is going to be?
Cheers,
David
Hi Abraham Lincoln,
Thanks for dropping round again and giving your feedback on the photo. I was wondering how another photographer would see this picture!
All the Best until we meet again.
Cheers,
David
David you don't need to respond to me if you are busy. I can write you an email if there is something urgent. I just enjoy looking at your photos and reading about your exploits. And I like this photo. It's very colorful. Taking pics of the backs of people is something I enjoy doing as well. I read you are not supposed to do it but why not? It can be very dramatic at times.
Awesome photo!!! I love the motion, color and composition. Keep up the good work!
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