I spent July in London. Bellow are a few photos I liked from my travels.
Lord Nelson at Trafalgar Square
Lion at Trafalgar Square
Bingo protesters outside Westminster
Bingo protesters outside Westminster
London Underground – Westminster
Lei seller during Gay Parade – Greek St, London
Kings College – Cambridge
Kings College – Cambridge
Yaralla House is an outstanding Victorian Italianate mansion set in extensive grounds and complemented by several original outbuildings. The building has high architectural, social and historic significance for its association with the prominent Walker family and architects, Edmund Blackett and John Sulman. Yaralla, covering an area of 37 hectares, occupies an important part of the Concord peninsular and contains several buildings and gardens of historical interest.
These photographs were taken on a cool evening down at McMahons Point.
In June 2008 I spent a sunny winter afternoon in Waverley with my camera. I enjoyed photographing the Waverley Bowling Club and the old water tower. It was late in the afternoon just before sunset and there was a beautiful warm light. Just by looking at some of these photos its hard to actually tell what year they have been produced.
The following photos were taken in June 2008 at Coogee beach in Sydney.
To look at larger versions of any of my photos, press the link on the right which will take you to my Flickr account.
Sydney Opera House presents Luminous – an annual festival of music, debate, light and performance. Curated by Brian Eno, this inaugural year features a plethora of music acts alongside public talks and spectacular light and art installations from May 28 to June 14.
In a brilliant display of colour, Eno will launch Luminous with the lighting of the sails, transforming Utzon’s masterpiece into an artists’ canvas.
