The Many Moods Of Sydney Opera House
Welcome to another edition of Fabulous Journeys!
I just got back from admiring the awesome light displays at the Vivid Sydney event on the Sydney Opera House that it inspired me to write this post. At the Vivid Sydney exhibition, the Sydney Opera House was lit up with various artistic designs and motifs and turned the Sydney Opera House into something like an artist’s canvas. The projections are all so amazing, and it is changed every 10 minutes roughly. This event happens once a year, and would be only one of the very few occassions that the Sydney Opera House would show some different moods to the general public.
I’m very lucky to be living amongst one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, and a lot of people all over the world come to visit Sydney to see the Sydney Opera House. The Sydney Opera House has become one of the symbols of Australia. It’s not what you would expect an opera house would look like, and yet its design has become a marvel of the abstract art and architecture world. So much so, that in 2007, the Sydney Opera House was nominated as one of the finalists for the New 7 Wonders of the Modern World!
I’d like to share with you some of the photos I’ve taken of the Sydney Opera House over the years, both from a normal day and night, and also from the recent Vivid Sydney event. Note that these photos are my original photos, and none of these have been edited using any photo-editing software or tools. Totally 100% Pure, Unadulterated Sydney Opera House! 
Sydney Opera House - By Day
Sydney Opera House - At Dusk
Sydney Opera House - Vivid Sydney Projections 1
Sydney Opera House - Vivid Sydney Projections 2
Sydney Opera House - Vivid Sydney Projections Green
Sydney Opera House - Vivid Sydney Projections Brown
Sydney Opera House - Vivid Sydney Projections CloseUp
Sydney Opera House - Vivid Sydney Projections Lava-like
If you are inspired by these photos to see the Sydney Opera House for yourself, you can hop on the next plane and visit Sydney. I’d recommend checking Zuji for the best deals to get into Sydney and the rest of Australia.
I hope you enjoy this photo blog post!
Til the next Fabulous Journeys!
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