Thru my Sydney Eye

Oxford Street, Paddington looking east outside the Verona Cinema We, an unabashed people, Yarning, gibing, protesting about what's right...

The Monthly Theme Day is a project shared by many City Daily Photo Bloggers from around the world. Click here to view thumbnails for all par...

Taken at Government House in Sydney's Botanic Gardens, these photographs surround a concert given by William Barton under the aegis of t...

Ferris Wheel, Darling Harbour, City

Vivid Sydney was the inaugural festival of music, light and ideas which ran from 26 May through until 14 June around Sydney Cove, The Rocks...

Five years ago, there was never one around when you wanted one. Maybe it is just that I live on the airport corridor. The drivers are more k...

Vivid is a new festival of music, light and ideas which runs from 26 May to 14 June around the iconic foreshores of Sydney Cove. It encompa...

Although I would decline to testify in court, I think these are the four oldest pubs in Sydney town. They all stand close to the waters...

The first "central" station - known as Redfern Station - opened in 1855 with Devonshire Street as its northern boundary. The secon...

The second maquette for The Burghers of Calais, 1885. Cast in 1972. The Burghers sacrificed themselves to Edward III in 1347 to save Calais ...

It is difficult to convey to people who do not live in Sydney, how iconic the Coke sign at the top of The Cross is. Kings Cross is an inner-...

The ANZAC War Memorial in South Hyde Park was completed in 1934 and is celebrating its 75th Anniversary this year. Hyde Park itself was gaze...

If Hyde Park is the heart of this City, then the pulse of HP is the Archibald Fountain, seen here belting out a solo with St Mary's Cath...