Saturday, August 3, 2013
Sketch trip to Bather's Pavilion, Balmoral Beach
This building is a favourite of mine. Opened in 1929 the Pavilion was a beautifully designed change room for the large crowds of bathers who would visit Balmoral Beach, Sydney. In the 1960s the use of the Pavilion declined. It was then changed to a restaurant and in more recent years its been developed into a fine dining restaurant, a separate café and a kiosk.
Thanks to Ethna and Suzi who joined me on the day. It's always fun to have the company of other sketchers and share what we find interesting. Suzi kindly took a video of the Pavilion whilst we were there. You can see me for a quick second sitting on the beach sketching away in the sunshine, enjoying the sound of the waves on the shore behind me.
Labels:
Balmoral,
Bathers Pavilion,
Mosman,
sydney,
urban sketching
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Oh you've captured the pavilion perfectly.
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother lives just up from Balmoral Beach, it is such a lovely spot. x
Thank you Zara! Your grandmother lives in a very beautiful part of Sydney! Lucky lady :)
DeleteThis drawing is incredible, you know, Chantal! So very impressive. Looks like a wonderful location too. Nice panoramic vid, Suzi :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Jodi :) I love the design and shapes of this place. I'm glad you like the result!
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