Thru my Sydney Eye

Random woman looking out to sea on the rocks near the Bogey Hole, South Bondi The mind does play tricks, I concede. My grandmother moved to ...

When You Are Old When you are old and grey and full of sleep, And nodding by the fire, take down this book, And slowly read, and dream of th...

There was a regularity to his arm movement: over, down, through, push. Keep the flutter kick going. And a random breath every so many stroke...

On George Street, a block down from the town hall, the old and the new jostle for supremacy. The new is represented by the concrete, glass a...

Astounding, isn't it? Parts of the water look glassy and glutinous. Yet light can be imploded in this way, totally mangling a simple ref...

Out along The Finger Wharf, jutting into Wooloomooloo Bay, there is a small Spanish cafe, Velero , which serves exquisite tapas and Rose to ...

Roberto was expectant, he could not settle, he wanted their arrival complete, for them to be seated, for his eyes to feast upon their love. ...

A member of the Weekend Reflections community.

In April, I attended my very first historical reenactment festival. 'Iron Fest' was held in Lithgow a small town west of Sydney. The...

Frollicking on the harbour in 'Radar' a Balmain Heritage ferry, I befriended this old codger and his wife who both had a great sense...

We sat in quiet harmony, supping our steaming coffee, munching on a shared apple-danish and reading the weekend paper. The weather crept ste...

In the early ‘60s the Ord River in the north of Australia was dammed to create an irrigation area. During my recent tour of the Kimberleys, ...

Top two images taken on the Chamberlain Gorge near the junction with the Pentecost River, west of Kununurra in Western Australia Bottom two ...

A member of the Weekend Reflection community.

Macquarie Place, along the Bridge Street boundary reflecting The Lands Department building Deep in the shade of a Moreton Bay Fig in one of ...

Acting as a buffer between performer and audience, the lily pond snuggles along the front of the sound shell at the apex of the Barrangarra ...

The book "The Birth of Sydney" was edited by Tim Flannery who wrote the introduction. The magnifying glass was willed to my father...

A member of the Weekend Reflection community.

The Queen Victoria Building reflected in a more modern building on the western side of York Street A member of the Weekend Reflection commun...

Moored at Darling Point wharf, Sydney Harbour, early morning. A member of the Weekend Reflection community.