Under watchful eyes
A series of surveillance cameras on Sydney Harbour Bridge.
This scene of birds perched up on a tree near St. John’s Anglican Church in Parramatta eerily reminds me of Alfred Hitchcock’s film “Birds.”
Black and white photo of Sydney Tower (formerly called Centrepoint Tower) flanked between the Myer and Gowings buildings, taken from the Queen Victoria Building.
Located in the south-east corner of Hyde Park facing Whitlam Square, this mounted, four-inch gun was recovered from the German ship SMS Emden.
The sun passes through the awnings of the Surry Hills hotel and creates an interesting set of shadows on the footpath.
What rituals have been held here? Who were the members? This building is located on Regent St next to the Mortuary Station.
Photo of a young wallaby in a tunnel, with a pensive looking face looking like it is expecting something.
This is a photo of a kangaroo looking up amongst a mob of feeding kangaroos, almost questioning the quality of what it is eating.
This is a picture of a mother kangaroo preparing to hop whilst the joey (baby kangaroo) pops its head out, seemingly to check where she is going.
A view of Circular Quay with two ferries and Harbour Bridge in the background, treated to look like an old photo.
The Road goes ever on and on
Down from the door where it began.
Now far ahead the Road has gone,
And I must follow, if I can.
This is a secluded netted bathing area complete with a small beach along the Middle Harbour foreshore. I love how the wide angle perspective exaggerates the curves in the perspective view of the bath.
Modern day carparks can be quite scary places to navigate. This one seems to promise dangers as well as opportunities.
A shot of me taking a photo of the Dobell Memorial Sculpture at the intersection of Pitt and Spring streets in Sydney, with a pedestrian crossing with a “Look” sign reflected by the mirror-like finish of the sculpture.
I wander through these tracks, chasing the memory of a rainbow. What lies ahead beyond the curve?