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17:24 GMT, Sunday, 30 November 2008

Sydney Opera House: Your pictures

Photo: Mira Arroyo
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You have been sending us your photos of the Sydney Opera House, after the death of the Danish architect who designed it, Jorn Utson. Musician Mira Arroyo took this in September 2008.

Photo: Simon Dennis
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"You can see the moon in the bottom left of this photo," says Simon Dennis "even though it was taken towards midday." Simon says close up, the building was more yellowish in colour than he was expecting.

Photo: Simon Dennis
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"The curves are the iconic part of the building for me" says Simon Dennis. He took his pictures in late August 2004.

Photo: Mira Arroyo
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A different view of the same curves, taken by Mira Arroyo.

Photo: Simon Burman
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Simon Burman took this from the balcony of his hotel in 2006. "You can see it from so many angles: from the harbour, the bridge, the financial district, it really is the hub of the city."

Photo: Jason Bond
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Jason Bond was walking away from the Opera House when he turned round and snapped this, showing the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background.

Photo: Andrew Davison
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"It's a very white building and you need blue skies to photograph it in colour" says Andy Davieson. He took this in colour but prefers the contrast in black and white.

Photo: Anya Davies
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Anya Davies took this on holiday in 2002. "I was quite suprised by the detail of the building, so I really wanted to take these close up shots to get that across".

Photo: Anya Davies
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"I wanted detailed pictures of unusual angles" says Anya.

Photo: Anthony Turner
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Anthony Turner was on holiday in Sydney in 2003. "The QE2 had come into harbour the previous evening. I think you can see how the building is influenced by sails and nautical themes".

Photo: Jamie Bowden
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New Year's Eve 2006. "We were lucky enough to get an invite on a boat in the harbour that evening" says Jamie Bowden. "I like the wash of lights created by the movement on the boat at night".

Jamie Bowden
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Jamie took this a week later from inside a restaurant on Circular Quay. "Proof that Sydney isn't always sunny, even in the summer".


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