Sydney - Australia

Netball. good to see people out and about at lunch.

Now housing luxury apartments and expensive restaurants this is the site of many historic wartime farewells and immigrant arrivals. The stru...

Stairs next to the NSW Art Gallery, coming up from the 'loo. This eastern set seems redundant as they lead to a dead end.

This bronze sculpture is outside the Art Gallery it is by the English sculptor, Henry Moore (1898-1986). The original plaster was made in 1...

The feds have some flashy cars.

Returned soldier at the Cenotaph, Martin Place

Down by Wooloomooloo Docks is HMAS Parramatta, a frigate. Tied up at the dock at Garden Island is this Frigate. Parramatta is the oldest shi...

This exclusive ladies college is located in the heart of Kings Cross.

This apartment block up the Cross has some Plane Trees in Autumn colours. This is about as good as you get in Sydney.

You know when you take a photo and you can't remember where you took it? This is one of those, I think it was Cremorne or Neutral Bay o...

The sign says it all, this traditional pub is on William Street Darlinghurst.

Old and New, the extension to the Australian Museum. Glass and Sandstone.

Next to the Australian Museum on William Street is this old building. The heritage register says: The former William Street National School ...

Sydney Ferries vessel Collaroy, one of the largest ferries in the fleet, capacity 1200 persons. Here it is steaming to manly with the Horizo...

The Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron is a yacht club located in Kirribilli. The squadron was originally founded in 1862. It has occupied its grou...

Off Neutral Bay Point looking towards the Eastern Suburbs.

Bilgola Beach pool would be up there, it is long enough for laps, faces due North, is a sun trap, has a beautiful oulook and is rarely crowd...

Down along Macquarie St are a selection of old sandstone ornament, looks like a graveyard. Here is the crest of the old YWCA building. I can...

A happy Friday lunchtime crowd down outside Customs House. Arent Friday crowds always happy?

A diorama inside the War Memorial in Canberra, showing the diggers amongst a cemetery on the Somme in WW1. These dioramas have been a featur...