Tuesday, 18 May 2010

Sydney Sights


The Spanish Quarter along Liverpool Street, CBD South



Chrysanthemum blooms in a crowded city profile




          Never lack of time for a refreshing dip into the water, to then watch and stare, as the world goes by.





Effort, talent and market exposure - an enterprising band buskers at teh corner of George and Liverpool Streets on a weeknight.




           Past Arncliffe on the Princes Highway, heading south past semi-industrial blocks in the city's south.







And mankind tries to shape his vision and will on the Earth.

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