rusty voltage

the remains of white bay power station in rozelle. the coal-fired station began generating power in 1912 and ceased operating in 1983 becoming sydney's longest serving metropolitan power station

monday bite

a fisherman watches his lines as he waits for a bite while fishing from greenwich wharf

urban skaters

skateboarders roll past the urban stream at darling harbour

darling walk

people wander around cockle bay at darlng harbour

surf school

surfers head down to the water for a wave, walking past a pile of boards ready fo a surf school class

rue de pitt

a person strolls through the cbd on a perfect winter's afternoon

football code

posts for different codes of football are seen at moore park by anzac parade

no parking or sleeping

a mattress in seen resting by the gutter in a no parking area

google earth

st aloysius students hang out at bradfield park before school

synchro stair climbers

people walk up a staircase in unison

monday morning meeting

walkers have a chat at ben buckler headland during a morning walk on a glorious monday

stormtrooper

a plane prepares for departure at tullamarine airport as dark clouds loom above

shot glass

melbourne's famous coop's shot tower now housed under a conical glass roof in the cbd. the tower was built in 1890 and used to produce six tonnes of lead a week

st kilda scroll

pedestrians walk over an overpass at st kilda beach

sunrise scull

a morning rower trains

riverside relax

a girl sits in the sun by the yarra

big bird

a pelican relaxes in the shallow water after searching for food at wallarah peace park on lake budgewoi

bad hair day

the iconic bondi beach is seen in postcards and magazines around the world as the stunning sunny playground for sydneysiders and tourists alike with thousands flocking to its soft sand everyday...for six months of the year the beach takes on a different appearance through winter with very few people around

second fiddle

the sun sets over the anzac bridge as cars head out of the city...the impressive cable-stayed bridge spans 345m over johnstons bay and was opened in 1995 providing a key link between the CBD and the inner west.

city circle

a commuter walks down a set of stairs at martin place train station

rollin on the razors

kids ride their scooters through 'speakers square' on a cool winter's morning

smart inspiration

people walk towards the water at lake burley griffin, this image is inspired by painter, jeffrey smart and his way of depicting urban landscapes and human individuals contained within them

the homestead

on the road...a homestead (with matching caravan) in yass overlooking the yass river

tree hugger

a loving tree with a heart shaped stump

trackwork

A runner paces around centennial park on a morning jog

groundhog day

a man with a briefcase walks to milsons point station on his way to a day at work

the thinker

a woman sits on a headland overlooking chowder bay

rubik's cube

people explore and pose for photos in a light sculpture outside customs house which is a feature of the 'smart light' walk during sydney's vivid festival

swim squad

eldery swimmers take part in timed social sunday races at the balmoral baths

saturday sport

kids fill every park and oval in sydney on saturday mornings playing organised sport, here parents watch on and cheer as their boys play soccer at queens park

paddington reservoir

the new stairs and boardwalks merge with the 142 year old arches in this peaceful sanctuary hidden away from the ever busy oxford street

roller rat

a rollerblader performs a grind on a wall as a pedestrian walks past in paddington

city in the clouds

sydney awoke to a blanket of low level fog this morning, international flights being delayed by up to three hours

peak hour

no traffics jams on the harbour...commuters head home to lavender bay on a sydney ferry from circular quay during peak hour

retro racer

a beautiful old wooden yacht sails past bradleys head

first day of winter

a tree stands solitary with no leaves on a very cold first day of winter at clifton gardens