It all started again last night- the day I left Sydney! But I did get to see some of the preparations during the week though as I was heading into the Sydney Writers Festival. Each year seems to get bigger and better- this year now includes Darling Harbour and Martin Place.
Mirror Ball Heart |
Heart of the City |
Cellular Tessellation |
Some of the lights were being tested when I went back through in the evenings, it was great to get a sneak peak, although it made me even more desperate to get back to see the whole thing (but I can't sadly this year).
My favourite by far of what I saw
and I only got to see three of the five giant inflatable bunnies |
Invade has a serious message and was crowd funded! |
Vivid Sydney runs May 23 to June 9 2014.
Not quite like being there but still pretty
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WANT one of those bunnies for our balcony!
ReplyDeleteLove these. Something magical about lights...what is it?
ReplyDeleteAmanda would love to see something like this when we visit Sydney next. Sadly we are never able to visit when these events are on.
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Glad you saw some of it before heading back home.
ReplyDeleteWe went last year - Sat night of the long w/e with 2 young children in tow - never again!!
It was a beautiful evening and the crowds were horrendous.
Hopefully we''ll go this year, but on a Sunday or Monday night :-)
Thanks for whetting my appetite.
Totally awesome! Thanks for sharing...and there is something so magical about the lights.
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Magical indeed! Glad you had the chance to get a glimpse of the festival. Hope I'll have the chance to visit Sydney one day, and during this lighted festival.
ReplyDeleteMagical indeed! Glad you had the chance to get a glimpse of the festival. Hope I'll have the chance to visit Sydney one day, and during this lighted festival.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a really cool event. I like that some of them are impressive in the day time with reflective surfaces to enjoy even when the lights aren't visible.
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I've never seen an event like this. What a beautiful display it must have been. Something new to add to my "want to see" list.
ReplyDeleteYour post reminds me of the year my husband and I visited Prince Edward Island. We inadvertently arrived there just before Canada Day and so got to see all kinds of sand sculptures being created.
ReplyDeletehow fun!
ReplyDeleteThey are great. I really like the big bunnies.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so unique and amazing. All of my blogger friends' posts just make me want to travel the world and see everything. Here's Mine
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