This is part of a series of articles showcasing pictures taken on the Voigtländer Heliar Classic 50mm/1:1.5. These pictures were taken at Chatswood station and show the performance of the lens wide open (f1.5) vs f4.
I thought this broken car side mirror on the street was perhaps an example of someone who did not heed the advice on the mirror.
The horizontal escalator connecting Hyde Park to the Domain Car Park always make me feel as if I am travelling to another world.
Two years after Covid-19, the Ladies Powder Room on the third level (normally bustling with people pre Covid) is still empty.
This is Apple Store in Sydney, with 3 convex mirrors that reflect the street scene in front of the store.
This is the entrance to Wynyard Walk from Barangaroo. For some reason, this part of Sydney always seemed futuristic to me.
This is part of Wynyard Walk which connects Wynyard Station to Barangaroo. Captured on a quiet day with no one around.
This ibis drinks from water on top of a sculpture at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney.
This bee was making its away around the centre of a massiv sunflower, seemingly on an endless quest.
They say the Galactic Centre contains many stars, all revolving around a supermassive black hole, surrounded by interstellar dust and molecular gas. Some stars explode and become supernovae, generating relativistic jets (beams of ionised matter).
I was asking myself this question when I saw this eclectic collection of books and plants on an alley near Reservoir St Surry Hills.
This feels like a steampunk portal into a different universe or dimension. It is actually a children’s playground, part of the Albert Sloss Reserve.
This is the new entrance to Wynyard Station from George St, Sydney, after refurbishment. The building containing this entrance has been renamed Brookfield Place.
This is an installation of 110 empty birdcages in 2009 by artist Michael Thomas Hill.
