During the Brisbane Festival, we visited the light show held on Brisbane River at South Bank. There was a barge floating on the water. It had towers at each end of the barge . Between the towers there was a waterfall and light was projected onto it. Sometimes there were fountain spays of water with light reflecting on it. There were other light features as well, Beams from many of the city buildings and installations on the forecourt of the performance centre.
We had to try and find a spot for our tripods among all the people lined up on the bank of the river. We managed to squeeze in right opposite the barge. Behind the barge is the Casino all bright and pink.
Three people danced in the water atop of bending poles.
We walked around South Bank with many of other sight seers. Hundreds of lights were seemingly hanging from the sky.
Another interesting light feature.
There were many people out enjoying the festival.
looks like a lot of work and planning went into that.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like an absolutely amazing place to be with your camera and tripod! Awesome shots
ReplyDeleteThe night was aglow - looks intriguing.
ReplyDeleteWow it looks like a bloody great show you were so lucky to be able to see it in person
ReplyDeleteWonderful things can now be done with water and lighting, especially with the advent of low voltage lighting. The dancers must have been amazing to see.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting. Love the silhouette of those performers on the sway poles. You did really well with those photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing show. Imagine dancing on poles in water! Great shots, Diane. I struggle to get good photos of light/s but you did! Greetings, Jo
ReplyDeleteOh your photography is wonderful Diane I never do well with night shots but then I do not own a tripod:) That looks like something I would have enjoyed so much. Hug B
ReplyDeletei would love to see this, i like the red with purple swirls and the purple triangles.. i love anything that has lights..
ReplyDeleteare you anywhere near those fires we see on TV
Fantastic!! Looks like great fun - but I bet it wasn't easy to get such good photos!!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Glad you found a spot to photograph from so we could all enjoy it, too.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, that looks fabulous. What a very clever idea to project light onto an artificial waterfall.
ReplyDeleteI bet that was lovely to watch as the photos look neat.
ReplyDeleteNo Sandra the fires are in NSW the state south of us. The fires are not far from Sydney. However, we haven't had rain for months and all the forests are ready to burn here in QLD too.
ReplyDeleteWow ! that must have been a very beautiful event !
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Diane...hope to be stopping by to say hello more often now that Fall has arrived. The light show must have been amazing. I remember your post from last year. How time flies!
ReplyDeleteThe picture with the water is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
What a fantastic festival Love the beautiful lights and the water dancers
ReplyDeleteWhat a great festival!Fantastic photos!
ReplyDeleteIt must have been a fun and exciting evening!
ReplyDeleteWe missed it again this year, the month goes so quickly. Seeing Southbank's light exhibits reminds me of EXPO. :-).
ReplyDeleteThat would be so fun to see. What a fun event to photograph!
ReplyDeleteSo funny I read light snow so was wondering where in the world you were now. This looks like a fun night
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous Diane and such marvelous photos. Must be a thrill to see.
ReplyDeleteIt's stunning what they do with light these days. Love your photos too, those shows are often hard to photograph well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a magical evening.
ReplyDeleteLooks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI love that fourth photo. It reminds me of an abstract painting.
I really enjoyed the fifth photo as well - I imagine hanging colored icicles. :)
What a cool and fun evening. The pole dancers are amazing! And the lights and colors are beautiful. Great shots, thanks for sharing. Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a spectacular light show! I still remember the wonderful light show I saw on the Sydney Opera house when I visited Australia!
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