Sydney smoke haze: Before and after images
Sydney's CBD is yet again shrouded in thick smoke, with environmental authorities warning the poor air quality is set to stick around.
This morning, as thousands of commuters and pedestrians made their way to work, the city looked like something out of this world – with Sydneysiders barely able to see a metre in front of them.
Currently, ferry services have ceased on Sydney Harbour due to the dangerous conditions.
Office Workers at Chalmers Street Redfern do not have much of a view today. Tegan Zerbst
This is what the people in Martin Place can see right now - Not much at all. Helene Bourrachot
This is the view of Double Bay from a Darling Point local's balcony. Sidy Craiu
The smoke is so bad near Finger Wharf, all ferry services have ceased along Sydney Harbour. Simone Ley
Iconic locations like the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Opera House and Sydney Tower Eye are barely visible as pollution from bushfires continues to clog the air.
Air quality in parts of NSW and Canberra are worse than Bangkok today, with levels eight times more than what is deemed 'hazardous.'
The NSW Air Quality Index classes almost all of NSW as having 'hazardous' levels today.
A before and after view of North Sydney, looking from Greenwich. Supplied
This is what the usually bright Edgecliff looks like, before and after the heavy smoke. Anya Leusink
The Harbour Bridge this morning, two photos an hour apart.
The North West Sydney and the Eastern suburbs are the worst affected.
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