Day 576, Forgotten Room

I loved the cluttered feel of this image. Even though it is so alien to my technical world I still feel like I could enjoy being in this space if it were not a shop window. Like creating an image from a sculpture or a painting, shop window displays are their special kind of art. […]

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Day 575, Urban Geometry

Architects do all sorts of interesting things to hide mundane but necessary pieces of plant associated with services like power, water and cooling. I discovered this example on the corner of Pultney Street and North Terrace in the the Adelaide CBD. I am not sure what this technicolor grill is hiding other than two large […]

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Day 574, Rescued Avocado

I love avocados but they are not the sort of thing I’d imagine growing here in Adelaide. So just for fun I put a discarded seed into a pot instead of the bin and waited. I waited, and waited and waited. All through summer, nothing. All through autumn, nothing. At the beginning of winter I […]

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Day 573, The Universities

Adelaide’s North Terrace is in my opinion the most photogenic strip in the Adelaide CBD. You could easily start at one end and still be creating images 8 hours later without even leaving the footpath. This image is the view from the northwest corner of North Terrace and Frome Road looking west and features the […]

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Day 572, Parasol Parade

While driving down Rundle Street in Kent Town my attention was caught by a window display of brightly coloured parasols. I find something exotic about parasols, about umbrellas for display and shade. They are so far removed from our world where umbrellas and cold rainy weather seem to go hand in hand. The shop I […]

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