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Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia

Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Vivid Sydney, a festival of light art, music, and ideas, is going on now in Sydney through June 9, 2014, whose founder is a well-known musician Lou Reed, and helped his wife Laurie Anderson.  So it was at first, but now the festival has an impressive team of organizers. It is also noteworthy that the festival has outgrown itself and today is considered a significant event not only for the metropolis. In Sydney attracts thousands of tourists and music fans to take an active part in many related events. We will not focus on the musical part of the festival and offer you some of the most striking images of the light part of the event.
Image credit Matt Weller
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Rod Gotfried Photography
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Image credit Prajwol Bhattarai (Silver Fox Photos)
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Image credit Leighton Wallis
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Brad Smith
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Hai Linh Truong
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Hai Linh Truong
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Jean Delard de Rigoulières
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Jean Delard de Rigoulières
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Jean Delard de Rigoulières
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Rod Gotfried Photography
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Rod Gotfried Photography
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Image credit Christopher Chan
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Matt Weller
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Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Thisiscolossal
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
Image credit Thisiscolossal
Festival of Music and Light | Sydney, AustraliaFestival of Music and Light | Sydney, Australia
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