Norwegian Jewel

Cruise ship Circular Quay

Sydney ferry to work

Sydney ferry to work, Cremorne to Circular Quay

Night of lights

Vivid festival lighting up the old Customs House. Now the MCA.

Vivid festival Sydney

Another spectacular Vivid lighting festival, the crowds get bigger and bigger.

Sky bike path

Down by the Quay was a big crowd around this performer.

Words on the step

Outside the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Slessor in Sydney

Wrote the definitive Sydney poem - Five Bells.

Rainy day seagull

One of the wet days down at Circular Quay, its not always sunny in Sydney.

Literary walk at Circular Quay

George married Charmian Clift and moved to London after the war, had enough and moved with their young children to the Greek Islands, before returning to Sydney in the heady days of the 1960s. Both were beautiful writers.

Cactus in Sydney

Outside the Customs House building at Circular Quay.

Dancing in the Dark

Outside the old AMP building at Circular Quay was this lightshow, there were some professional dancers sharing the space with some children having fun chasing the lights.

New Zealand in Australia

All arrows point to NZ, down by Circular Quay outside the Paragon. Yesterday was the National Day of NZ, for other posts click here.

Art at Customs House

Rail concertina

Even with the tiniest of reflection I am sure you would have guessed the station.

Glass Floor

The floor of the old customs house building has a model of Sydney under its floor.

Roll of Honour

Inside Customs House down by Circular Quay is the City of Sydney library.
This is the list of persons who died in World War 1 who worked for the Customs Department.

Toaster Sculpture

This modern art can be found under the 'Toaster' on the way to the Sydney Opera House. Not sure of its name or the artist.

Macquarie Street Fountain

Fountain at the end of Macquarie Street near the entrance to the Sydney Opera House. The dreaded 'Toaster' is to the right and the Tarpeian way to the left.

City Daily Photo - Theme - Fountains
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Diversity

Not far from where the First Fleet landed in 1788, on 26 January, at Circular Quay.

Dancer at Circular Quay

This dancer was enjoying himself with a beautiful partner on a sunny day at Circular Quay.
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