Reflection in an eye

Kings Cross bus shelter advertisement reflection. Travelling still, sorry for any lack of replies to comments.

Supreme Court of NSW entrance

St James courts off Macquarie St, great place to watch a juicy murder trial.

185 Macquarie St

Reflection to the State Library.

State Library of NSW

Worth a visit, although I prefer the Mitchell section which you can walk through to access.

The Astor name plate

Reflection on the Astor.

The Astor on Macquarie St

A fine entrance to these swish old apartments.

Sydney Selfie

The selfie has been around a while but the word is recent. How recent?

Photographing Sydney Harbour

Nice day for a photo.

Opera House steps

Good lunchtime workout.

Scooter riding in Sydney

Friendly riding allowed.

Goliath crane

Due to cuts it has been decided to demolish this crane.

Royal Bontanic Gardens train

Rosman Ferries

Looks like a school excursion in Woolloomooloo Bay.

Cockatoos on the grass

In the gardens were some Sulphur-crested cockatoos. Strange light conditions - no retouching here.

Priceline Sydney

Henry Deane Square

Part of Central station area.

Hay Street Chinatown

World Square forecourt

World Square off George Street. Happy campers. Travelling again, sorry in advance for any lack of replies to comments.

Burgerlicious

Love their name - haven't ventured inside yet.

Tasmania's best spot

Driving down the Huon Valley is so beautiful and remote. View to snow capped peak. Farewell Tassie back to Sydney tomorrow!

Best Cafe in Tasmania

The Red Velvet Lounge in Cygnet - don't miss their homemade Lemon Meringue Pie.

Best markets in Australia?

Without a doubt it is the Salamanca markets held every Saturday.

Tasmania 10000 people project

Manubu Kondo a Japanese born Tasmanian has set up a booth at Salamanca markets on Saturdays and is aiming to photograph 10000 people (only Tasmanians). That's an ambitious task.

Tasmania - MONA Exhibits

The Museum of Old and New ART The fat car. The reading room. Bent Table tennis The white room by Wilfredo Prieto

Tasmania - MONA sign

At the museum's entrance.

Tasmania - MONA car parking

Car space signs for the museum's owner and girlfriend.

Tasmania - Getting to MONA

The Museum of Old and New Art is a great reason to visit Hobart. A private museum built and run by David Walsh who earnt his fortune in an unusual way. Easy to get to: drive and its about 20 mins along the Derwent River, a level bike ride along a well defined bike path or the best way is by this ferry terminal from Hobart Docks. The mirrored entrance to MONA and the boat arriving at the wharf.

Tasmania - The Henry Jones Art Hotel

Thanks to the Tasmanian Tourist Bureau I won this fabulous holiday. The accommodation was at the Henry Jones Art Hotel, located in an historic IXL jam factory it retains lots of the original features: sandstone walls, tin roof old machinery, but as you can see it is also lined with original artwork. Right on the docks the location is a short walk to the best Hobart has to offer. Click here to view more.

How does Australian democracy work?

Today is the election for the Australian Government - Federal