Coffee Break

Night at the Shops

I wanted to recreate a look from classic 1970s night time photography in movies. I used Open Source Photography’s CineStill 800T LUT to help me get the look (https://marcrphoto.wordpress.com/2025/02/28/picturefx-cinestill-800t-v2-0-lut/).

My entry for 52 Frames week 32 – Night.

Meeting beneath the Opera House

In the belly of the Opera House

One of the entrances to the Sydney Opera House is underneath the well-known sails. It is a large cave with concrete “ribs” that are part in sunlight and part in shadow.

My entry for 52 Frames week 31 – Abstract.

Dreamy TV Antenna

A metal television antenna is positioned in the lower-left corner of the frame against a vast, bright blue sky. Soft, wispy clouds stretch across the background, creating a sense of openness and clarity.

My entry for 52 Frames week 30 – Negative Space.

Autumn Leaves

A little while ago now (I heard today is the last day of winter on the radio, this morning) I saw such a beautiful red tree on my morning walk.

SAHMRI Building


I was really struck by the interior of the SAHMRI building in Adelaide. It was great to see that so much effort had been put into making what needs to be a highly functional research building an interesting place to work.

UTS Building 8: Dr Chau Chak Wing Building

Seen while walking the Goods Line in Sydney, a re-greened rail corridor in the style of New York’s Manhattan Sky Line.

Inspired by the idea of a treehouse, the building was designed by architect Frank Gehry as “a growing learning organism with many branches of thought, some robust and some ephemeral and delicate”.