Rolls Royce Wedding Car

Another wedding car at Hunters Hill

Wedding car Sydney

A typical Sydney wedding car, Hunters Hill.

Whipper snipper

Early morning worker

Crane sunrise

Sunrise over Garden Island

The road out of Sydney

Yep, heading off on a short trip - stay tuned.

47 class loco

At Currabubula - love the name

49 class loco

Colourful livery on this freight locomotive

Xplorer class passenger train

One of the workhorses of the NSW Trains fleet

A kink in the rail

Out on the western line

Time for a Taste

The Taste festival was held last weekend in Centennial Park. He is the entrance but everyone seems to be coming out.

Everyone loves this?

A big sign to pose against!

Aida Opera on Sydney Harbour

Another big feature opera in the Gardens. Here is a big Neferiti head being built. For more click here.

Love in the park

Centennial Park on a Saturday, the sign is for a wedding nearby.

Museum Station Sydney

The ticket barriers at Museum, usually no attendant here.

Mascot station

Mascot is part of the new(ish) underground line to the airport. A great way to travel to the airport.

Iconic or overdone?

Every Sydney photographer must have this, I just can't resist.

Queen Victoria in Sydney Harbour

This morning at sunrise I found the Cunard ship moored off the Athol Buoy in the middle of Sydney Harbour. It had its sister ship Queen Mary II berthed in Sydney Cove.

Sun peeking

Sunrise over Garden Island

First light warship

On my early morning walk along the Domain.

Early morning swimming spot in Sydney

The Boy Charlton pool, early morning lap swimmers.

Cruising into Sydney Harbor

It is cruise season and every day there is a new ship berthed here. Welcome!

Confrontation in Sydney

In the forecourt of the Sydney Opera House is a person with a drone and a guard talking to him, he is saying ...

Two elegant ladies

The old Lady class ferry and the luxury class QEII.

A lady in the harbour

Queen Elizabeth II is currently in Sydney.

Stuck in traffic?

Actually you ARE traffic. View from the bridge above Market St.

Martin Place flowers

Courtesy of Sydney City Council are these flower boxes