Outdoors Looking Indoors

Standing in one spot pays off, especially in front of an art installation in Hyde Park, Sydney which allowed me to capture images of people stopping and appreciating the work done by the exhibiting photographers and artists. I’m forever amazed by the inspirational work done by so many photographers from all genres and I take

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Virtual Reality Reflections

So I positioned myself to take a photo of people looking at me taking the photo while trying not to get my reflection in the image. Not an easy feat.

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Just Looking Up

So many people walk around looking down, down at the ground. Maybe they don’t want to make eye contact with other people or they have dropped something and are looking for it. I’m not sure what it is but I decided that didn’t seem like a good idea. So the next time I was wandering

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The Brandy of Distinction

Normally I don’t like to photograph people who are homeless for many reasons and the main reason is that I don’t want to or seem to be taking advantage of them but I couldn’t resist asking him if he minded if I took his photo.

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Hyde and Bubbles

Lets start the year with something a little bit of fun. I have named this guy The Bubble Man

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The faceless Women

It was unintentional but it works not being able to see their faces which certainly makes you wonder, what do they think of the photo.

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Two legs in a Window

 

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Lady in Leather

hat caught not just me eye but also the eye of the other photographer was that she was different, different to everyone else

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The Chaos of Mardi Gras

all 4 stopped so I could grab a quick photo which turned into the crowd becoming the Paparazzi pulling the cameras and phones out taking snaps.

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Not the real Crocodile Dundee !

his female friend kept asking me if I knew who it was. It was pretty tempting to come up with some smart remark about him being someone else like Paul Hogan.

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