One more photo from Sydney - this is a panorama of Circular Quay, surrounded by the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. I like it :)

I finally got around to installing the stitching software on a computer, and stitching together those panorama shots that I took in Sydney.

Here's a REALLY nice one of the harbour.

Well, I now have a photo album available if people want to see some shots of the SEARCC competition.

It's available at http://issc05.ne1.net

Well, I sit here after Thursday's comp.

Not much to say here - we led right up until the last 5 minutes, but fell victim to the ISSC's marking scheme. We came last due to submitting our last question incorrectly - we failed on one test case - if it were correct, we would have won. It wasn't, so we came dead last. New Zealand won.

Oh well...

Photos are up now - so you can view those - all taken with my new camera won in ACPC - it does Night Photography very well, which is good. Take a look at my shots of the Harbour Bridge. Very nice.

Not much more to say today.

--Chris

What visit to Sydney is complete without viewing the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House? This was taken from the Freeway above Circular Quay, with a 3 second shutter. Nice. There's a panorama including the Opera House coming later - I actually need time to stitch them together. Oh well.

That's us at the trial competition. We're pretty pro. We came third that day.

This is our team for 2005: From Left:

Atif Chaudhry, Ben Vance, James Bungard, some lecturer from USYD, the new president of SEARCC, Myself, Jet Holloway, Alex Davies

No, that's not me. We went to Bondi Beach on Tuesday, and one of our team members decided that he would go for a swim. Funny.

Mr Hudson's Pet Reindeer, Randolph, sitting on a pillar in Darling Harbour, Sydney. Taken with a long exposure.

Alex is having fun coding his solution to the question.