Cold and wet, wild and windy. Waves crash on the shore and sea foam is strewn all over the beach. Grey foamy tumble weed roll along the beach gaining size and momentum as they go. Still dogs and people will not be deterred from their daily winter walk. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 566, Winter Walk’ […]
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Four of us were have a quiet drink at ‘The Rosemont’ when two strange guys invited themselves to our table. There’s a lot more to the story but I’ll simply cut to the pool game that later ensued. At this point in the game there were some delays and some exasperated words from the opposition, […]
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From spray cans to thermic lances it is amazing the tools out there to make their mark on walls, roads and other durable surfaces. This worker in the middle of the night under the Morphet Street Bridge is handling one heck of blow torch. A moment’s distraction, a little slip and there would not be […]
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The artist’s tools are unmistakable. The duffel bag of cans, paint and roller to prep the surface and sustenance to keep them going all night. I noted with some curiosity the labels which read ‘USE CANS FOR Art NOT FOR VANDALISM’, captures a few image and left the scene. Street artists never seem comfortable with […]
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The Marines are a well known historically landmark of our seaside suburb of Grange. Theses terraced houses built in 1882 are one of the few remaining three-storied terrace houses in South Australia designed in the style of English seaside resorts of the late 1800s. These beautiful old homes more than many on our coastline come […]
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