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Showing posts with label Neighbour James. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neighbour James. Show all posts

3 January 2012

9 pm fireworks over Sydney (New Year's Eve)

I arrived at Larkin Street (2 minutes walk from home) at ten to 9 after having had a drink with my wonderful neighbour, James. It was very crowded up the top but I managed to find some free space in some high grass perched atop a high cliff. Scared of heights, I wasn't too comfortable at first (though it was safe enough) but once the show started, I forgot all about it.  So much so, that I had to remind myself of my precarious position when it all stopped!








25 June 2011

Photos of me for a change

Thanks very much to James for taking some portraits of me.  I'm almost always behind the camera so it's good to have some of me for a record (with at least some hair) - and also maybe sometime for a dating profile :)  Mack will definitely pull in the chicks.




Some other photos taken by Craig a little while ago.


19 June 2011

Callum Park

The Callan Park Hospital for the Insane was the first purpose-built hospital for mental treatment in Australia. It was constructed between 1880 and 1884, and received its first patients in October 1884.  I went there with Susan and James to take a look around and see if we could sign ourselves in.  It's situated on a beautiful piece of land by the water but we didn't stay too long as the light wasn't great and the photogenic bits were locked up.





 



12 June 2011

Glebe Tram Sheds revisited - yet again!

James wanted a guide and the weather was terrible, so what better place to return to - especially as the rain had caused more reflections. As an extra bonus, we borrowed some down and out (and pretty smashed) teenagers who were there to party for a spontaneous model shoot!!  Some photographers would pay big bucks for models like these.  Great stuff, but I would't want to be the parents of these youngsters!


28 May 2011

Le Perouse

I spent a relaxing late afternoon with James, a neighbour and friend, at Le Perouse.  I have photographed it before, but the light was totally different this time.  That's what I love about photography - you're never sure what you're going to get and each time, you get a different result.


The Tower







The Island and Bridge







The Ice cream van - note the number plate!




Interested in my ice cream...






Partners in crime -  James and I




And after many months of in-action, a Myburghian Leap



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