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A Brief Polemic on Sydney’s Property Market
Sydney is an expensive place to live. It’s probably far more expensive than it should be as it’s not that good a place in which to live. It’s certainly much better than most places in the world. That’s something that … Continue reading
Sunset at Smiths Lake
Another shot of… well, some of Smiths Lake. I didn’t remember taking this shot, but I did, so here it is for your viewing. My camera captured the light better than I thought it would in this shot. I think … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 194: I Sat on Someone’s Bag
Anyone who has been reading this long enough knows that I don’t always enjoy the selflessness of commuters, especially those that I have the absolute joy of sharing public transport with when they decide to be as selfless and kind … Continue reading
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Tagged aggression, bag, behave, bus, cool, Etiquette, please, push, sat, sit, sunglasses
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Hollow Branch
Whilst my team and I were collecting data on the first day of the field trip, we came across this branch. I like how warped it looks, as well as the perspective that this angle gives. I also like that … Continue reading
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Tagged branch, bush, hollow, nature, pattern, perspective, plants, view, warped, wood
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A Conversation with a Younger Student
Whilst I was in one of the tutorials for one of my subjects last week, the conversation that we were meant to be having was derailed. This time it was in regards to my future prospects of being a marine … Continue reading
Pathway at a Train Station
Here’s a photo that I took on the way back home from the Field Trip. Once off the bus I caught a train to Town Hall to commence the second part of the journey. Well, that sounds rather important. Anyway, … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 193: Realising
Today I cycled to university for a lecture before I headed to work in my quest to get back to a fitness level that matches my endurance in order to make hiking and camping a much more feasible endeavor than … Continue reading
Nachos, Drinks, Candles and an Arm
Last week I attended a birthday. That is all I have to say on the matter. This is my submission into This is my submission into Leanne Cole‘s Monochrome Madness for this week. This one had the theme of “culture” … Continue reading
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Tagged arm, culture, drinks, long exposure, monochrome, nachos, pub, simple, urban
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Sun Kil Moon: Common as Light and Love are Red Valleys of Blood Review
It’s hard to find something good to say about Common as Light and Love are Red Valleys of Blood without matching it with “however”. There’s a number of solid songs on the album. “Window Sash Heights” is crafted quite beautifully, … Continue reading
Submerged Dirt Road
Whilst waiting for the sunrise I noticed the reflection in the water that was over the dirt road. This is where I stopped as I didn’t know how deep it was and didn’t want to risk submerging my feet. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Dark, landscape, morning, nature, pattern, reflection, road, sky, still, trees, water
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