Fort Denison in Sydney Harbour with city buildings and behind.
Fort Denison, also known as Pinchgut, was constructed on the site of a small island (known as Mat-te-wan-ye to the loacal Aboriginal People) in 1857 as a defence against possible attack from France and America. Prior to this it had also been used as a place of confinement for convicts as punishment for offences.
Photographer : James Porteous on April 14 2008.
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