Conversation at Bondi

Posted by Andrew Gould (Sydney, Australia) on 20 January 2009 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.

I took this on the 26th of December 2008 at the north end of this beach, and the scene is typical of a summer's day there.

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Comments (12)

Kathryn from Warburton, Australia

wow!!! way to many people and speedos for me!! cool shot though - nice and clear with crisp spots of colour in the beautiful light

20 Jan 2009 7:41am

Kathryn from Warburton, Australia

p.s. good luck with the moving preparations!

20 Jan 2009 7:42am

Arash from Dubai, United Arab Emirates

so nice and cute ;)
nice place for vacation.

20 Jan 2009 9:41am

Veronelle from Lens, France

yes good capture, i go to vacances ! :-))

20 Jan 2009 2:35pm

Col from Winnipeg, Canada

aw.. how I wish I was there.

20 Jan 2009 2:43pm

elmenut from Salt, Spain

hola Andrew,no lo acabo de entender,pero yo diria que estás de vacaciones.
espero que nos sigas sorprendiendo con tus originales tomas de reportaje urbano.
hasta pronto...

20 Jan 2009 6:17pm

Graham Russon from Cape Town, South Africa

Looks just like our beaches here over Christmas, nice shot

20 Jan 2009 7:24pm

NarB from Bruxelles, Belgium

Nice place, it is alive.

20 Jan 2009 8:18pm

Emilio Garcia from Pleasanton, United States

Andrew: as said by elmenut, these are great summer shot of a most interesting beach. However, it is hard to feel "pity" for you since it appears to be that you live in an eternal holiday place. Anyway, good luck on your upcoming move and thanks for visiting.

21 Jan 2009 12:55am

Anthony Lambert from Bielefeld, Germany

I thought you Aussies were all very aware of Skin cancer and the dangers of too much sun(at least were told so on TV) and yet all I can see is Naked flesh all over the place,very interesting......

21 Jan 2009 7:51am

@Anthony Lambert: It seems there's no stopping a huge amount of people here from doing this, although there's been a really strong campaign going on this summer about how the danger starts even before you begin to tan. I hope at least that they're all using a high protection sunscreen. (I don't lie in the sun, and I wear a hat when I'm out.)