Back in Sydney came to the annual festival of light “Vivid Sydney”.
The capital of Australia immersed in the bright lights. Sydney started the annual festival of music and light of Vivid Sydney, which runs until June 17.
Illumination of the Sydney Opera house on the opening day of the festival of light and music Vivid Sydney.
A mini dance floor on the top of the harbour bridge.
Sculpture Taronga Zoo depicting endangered animals extinction: Australian bull shark and the green sea turtle.
Sculpture Taronga Zoo depicting endangered animals extinction: Tasmanian devil.
Sculpture Taronga Zoo, which is depicting endangered animals: Asian huge hornet.
Sculpture Taronga Zoo depicting endangered animals extinction: the Western gorilla.
Sculpture Taronga Zoo depicting the threatened extinction of animals: Pelican.
The Exposition Of The Taronga Zoo.
The installation, consisting of nine thousand glowing spheres.
Installation in the form of flower telopea at the Royal Botanical gardens.
Workers install installation in the Royal Botanical garden in front of the opening of the festival Vivid Sydney.
The operator in the control center of the illuminated harbour bridge and buildings located on the shore of the Circular quay.
The Sydney Opera house on the opening day of the festival of light and music Vivid Sydney.
The harbour bridge on the opening day of the festival of light and music Vivid Sydney.
Installations in the form of sunflowers on the waterfront near the Sydney Opera house on the opening day of the festival of light and music Vivid Sydney.
Light projection on the Museum of contemporary art in Sydney.
Lighting of the harbour bridge on the opening day of the festival of light and music Vivid Sydney.
Guests of the festival of light and music Vivid Sydney photographed on a swing near the harbour bridge.
Guests of the festival of light and music Vivid Sydney.
Light projections on building on the opening day of the festival Vivid Sydney.
Glowing pendants in the trees.
People admire the Sydney Opera house with the harbour bridge on the opening day of the festival Vivid Sydney.
Boats and ferries in the Bay of Port Jackson. The view from the top of the harbour bridge on the opening day of the festival Vivid Sydney.
Part live installation “What Lies Beneath”.
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