Piling rocks

Cairn snapped near Fox Glacier, NZ

Low tide

Bon appetit

Snapped at the Christchurch Botanic Gardens

London Court

An old Elizabethan street recreated in downtown Perth.

Works of art

Australia Square building by Harry Seidler and stabile by Alexander Calder

ANZAC Day

Mural in St Helens, Tasmania

Today is ANZAC Day in Australia and New Zealand. It marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces at Gallipoli in Turkey during World War I.

Buy & sell

Australian Securities Exchange, Sydney

Different shades of green

Have a byte

Apple Store on George St, Sydney

Strong man

James Cook holding the AMP Tower at arm's length, what a man!

Hyde Park, Sydney

Through the glass

AMP Tower seen from the Sydney Arcade that connects King and Pitt Street

Big jump

Crazy youngster jumping off the Coffs Harbour jetty & Muttonbird Island in the background.

Feeling tiny

A dream came true when I saw Wave Rock. Its size is quite impressive and so are the colours. A beautiful memory.

Rainbow

James Cook Fountain in the middle of Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra

Untitled

My mind went blank when trying to find a title, so I chose the easy option and called it "Untitled" :) I took this photo - one of my favourites - during a scenic flight over Lake Tekapo and the Southern Alps.

Surfboards

Maybe one day, I will learn the art of riding the waves...

Cloud piercer

Aoraki (meaning cloud piercer) is the maori name of Mount Cook, the highest mountain in New Zealand (3,754 meters) located in the South Island.

Pool of reflection

ANZAC War Memorial at Hyde Park

Bark

I would love to tell you what kind of tree this is but I have no idea..
I just love its beautiful colours.

Snapped at Coffs Harbour Botanic Gardens

Rocks

I always feel a bit silly taking photos of rocks but I find them fascinating, especially when they have funly coulours and shapes.

Hyde Park

I walk through Hyde Park pretty much everyday as I go to work/downtown. It is one of my favourite parts of the city, a peaceful spot in the middle of the concrete jungle.

The world's steepest street

Baldwin Street, Dunedin, NZ

To the lighthouse

Barrenjoey Lighthouse, Northern Beaches, Sydney

Lake Te Anau

Smoky mountains

The Brisbane series - Episode 7

Let's have a barbeque/picnic under the Story Bridge...

The Brisbane series - Episode 6

Last time I was in Brisbane I didn't notice that they were building the Kurilpa Bridge. It will be a pedestrian and bicycle bridge linking the city centre and South Brisbane. This is what the finished product will look like:

Completion is scheduled for September 2009, in time for Queensland's 150th year anniversary celebrations. I've already planned to go to back to Brisbane around this time and I can't wait to walk on this new bridge!

The Brisbane series - Episode 5

Details of a temporary art installation on the wall of the State Library, a project part of the IDEAS Festival.

Using graffiti style images, the aerosol art piece represents the energy and flow that is always present in the emergence and development and reworking of ideas

The images relate to each of the catefories of the ideas of the Festival Program Streams:

- Innovation and invention
- Design and development
- Ecology and ethics
- Advocacy and action
- Self and society

The Brisbane series - Episode 4

Yesterday's photo showed an aerial view of the South Bank and this is how I got it: I went for a ride on Brisbane's wheel! $15 a ticket for priceless views of the city.

The Brisbane series - Episode 3

This is an aerial view of the South Bank, a very pleasant area to walk around, with its cafes, restaurants, the Grand Arbour, Brisbane's own fake beach (see the blue patch amongst the trees?) and a pretty cool market. How did I manage to get this shot? Come back tomorrow and you will find out.