The Boomer Legacy

The Moneyland luxe vibe: It was an era of unending prosperity and optimism. Credit was easy at near-zero rates. Everyone was flipping mortgaged property and betting on cryptocurrencies. Every month the stock market soared to unprecedented heights and home values rose to what looked like a permanently high plateau…

Living statue performer at Circular Quay   (Jul 2017,  317kb)

Suburban borderland: A little slice of heaven, where dreams often did come true

Darling Point renovations, Sydney   (Jan 2017,  376kb)

Foamy frappuccino in a sea of amber: Our restaurant and coffee habits were never those of an anxious nation

Empty beer kegs outside the Abercrombie Hotel at Broadway   (Oct 2012,  212kb)

Zero-day vulnerability: Novel Sars-CoV-2 spread across the globe after 2019. Millions died and civic life became a meandering stream of hard-lockdowns

Balaclava sculpture at the Newtown Tram Depot   (Jul 2019,  670kb)

Points of light: Remember, remember the eleventh of November

Shrine of Remembrance, 11AM beam of light   (Apr 2019,  275kb)

How did we ever get here?: An unending mausoleum of reinforced concrete, seen through windscreens fogged with hope

Ventilation funnels atop the Kogarah Railway Station car-park   (Apr 2011,  41kb)

Contumacious determination: As faithful servants of the court, lawyers had an duty to finesse reality to a point where outcomes matched expectations

Addison Road community centre, Marrickville   (Sep 2012,  177kb)

Survival of the richest: Our remaining days were spent counting our unearned income, in the comfort and safety of our own bunkers

Australia's wealthiest street, Wolseley Road Point Piper   (Sep 2012,  321kb)

The new world order: The social contract had to positively reformed to quadruple the number of billionaires

Torn up posters on Parramatta Road, Strathfield   (Jul 2014,  386kb)

Life under the occupation: The Fragmented was turned into the Harmonised by encouraging our staff to compile their own dossiers

Revolving doors at the ANZ bank building, in Castlereagh Street   (Aug 2014,  143kb)

Suburban psychodrama: Our belief in tomorrow was expressed clearly through our architecture

Front yard gate, Great Western Highway   (May 2019,  244kb)

Free at last: Your mortgage turned out to be a perfect forced-savings vehicle

Victoria Street terrace, Kings Cross   (Jul 2018,  347kb)

F2F heroes: Who was the faker and who was the fake?

Madame Tussauds Sydney, Darling Harbour   (Jan 2019,  86kb)

Community standards : Our suburbs were strewn with eye-popping advertisements for agile entrepreneurs

Dulwich Hill skate park   (Sep 2015,  77kb)

Winning the argument: The 1970s taught us that protest theatre was the only way to achieve positive social change

Palestinian demonstrators on George Street, Sydney CBD   (Aug 2014,  153kb)

Later Bloomsbury: For more than thirty years the Left was occupied by upper middle class lawyers, scholars and reporters. This shifted the focus from action on economic inequality and wealth-redistribution, to less threatening things like “awareness” and “identity politics” and “positive social change”

Freethought Book Exchange (since demolished) at Regent Street Chippendale   (Apr 2014,  298kb)

Enjoying the benefits of adequacy: Budget surpluses, rising house prices, vigorous job growth and near full employment

Lewisham apartment redevelopment   (Jul 2018,  323kb)

Some kind of connection: Pets lifted our spirits and reminded us of who we really were

On the Parramatta ferry to Abbotsford   (Mar 2015,  288kb)

Looking back: We stood by the Well of Contemplation to admire the sacrifice of others

Hall of Memory, Anzac Memorial Sydney   (Jan 2020,  185kb)

The week in heteropatriarchy: When this is all over, gender studies professors are going to have a hell of time explaining what happened (Valenti, 2017)

Supplement Warehouse on Sunnyholt Road, Blacktown   (Aug 2015,  183kb)

Dolchstoßlegende: Historical data was of little use to a society which always looked forward

Photography at Observatory Hill, Sydney   (Jan 2020,  753kb)

The well-stamped passport: Take another selfie and move on, criss-cross the planet to find only yourself

Tourists scrum at Sydney Cove   (Aug 2014,  248kb)

Клином the revolution: Despite a century of recreational activism, the Whites were not beaten by the Red Wedge

Mega mall at Auburn   (May 2017,  77kb)

The big day: The bent-knee proposal in a fast-food restaurant; The princess-cut engagement ring; The effortlessly stylish top knot bun extension; The fake-tan; The lip augmentation injections; The ivory patent leather classic ballerina flats; The bridesmaids' hair extensions & wrist corsages & hand-printed yellow kaftans & daisy crowns & frangipani espadrilles; The stunning $20k bespoke wedding dress; The delicious hand-selected vegetables picked from the chateau gardens; The awesome Ottolenghi-style vegetarian feasts with steaming pork bao; The hand-cut white peonies; The polka-dotted ribbon for the mason jars; The bubble cyclone machines; The Disney love songs; The pack of wedding paparazzi; The rhinestone encrusted complimentary selfie sticks; The juggling flower-girl triplets; The wow-factor troupe of wedding drummers; The PolAir hovering above the reception; The flashing LED hula-hoops to get the guests dancing; The surprise flash-mob doing a really gorgeous TikTok dance; The last-minute bridesmaid replacements; The honour-guard of kids from previous marriages; The Labradoodle ring-bearer; The two dozen pure white doves for the 3m tall vegan gluten-free celebration cake… But best of all, what about the hot pink ride!…

Wedding-hire 14 Seater H2 Stretch Hummer at Luna Park, Milsons Point   (Oct 2014,  196kb)

In the thrall of Schedule 8: A large number of people spent their lives up the Cross

Fitzroy Gardens & Park in Kings Cross   (May 2003,  361kb)

Chilling effect: Your choice was very simple: be supportive or be silent

The statue of Bruce Lee prior to unveiling at the Kogarah Town Centre   (Mar 2011,  189kb)

Join the dots: Green physical distancing dots will continue to guide customers on the best places to sit and stand on all modes

COVID-19 safe seating on the Double Bay ferry, Sydney   (Jul 2020,  485kb)

Embrace your onco: Sports betting took off thanks to our good mates in advertising and the High court

Waratahs promotion at Olympic Park   (Aug 2017,  188kb)

Ever present eye: A watchful environment loaded with photographers to record your every moment

Anzac Day photographers, Park Street Sydney   (Apr 2018,  212kb)

Borderless harmony: Canonical ideals of liberalism, openness, multiculturalism, safe routes to asylum, genuine compassion for society's most vulnerable, celebrating difference, counter-racism, mandatory cultural awareness, watch-lists, lone-wolves, quarantine camps, people smuggling, supermarket riots, hospital ships and 100-day lockdowns

Confetti remnants of the 2012 Swans AFL team Victory Parade   (Oct 2012,  534kb)

Poly-dimensional facets: GDP versus infrastructure versus ecology versus quality-of-life versus unrestrained population growth

Darling Harbour under the express-way, Sydney   (Apr 2017,  202kb)

Watch and act: Seeking asylum was a fundamental human right which popularity contests could not overrule

The Edge at Eureka Skydeck, Melbourne   (Apr 2019,  206kb)

Leave the gun, take the cannoli: Between mouthfuls we would chat interminably about signature dishes and flavour and fusion and aroma and authenticity and all the countless things we liked or didn't like to eat

Acland Cake Shop window display, St Kilda Melbourne   (Apr 2019,  385kb)

Equality of opportunity: In the marketplace of educational options, everyone had equal access to good schools and all parents agreed that governments must underwrite free-choice

The tennis courts of a GPS school in Stanmore   (Sep 2012,  198kb)

Allow plenty of additional travel time: Spatially mismatched cities where amenity, employment and education were deliberately centralised, forcing the non-rich to commute for hours from the urban fringe

Trains on the T1 Western Line pass through Burwood Station   (Apr 2015,  179kb)

Thought showers: In order to incentivise our key stakeholders, we touched base, engaged in 360-degree reviews, got all our ducks in a row and proactively facilitated a win-win paradigm to strategically uplift our synergies

The repurposed cauldron from the best Olympic Games ever   (Aug 2017,  387kb)

Winning at the starting line: Strategic partners, party-members and broadcasting partners cheered. Our Heroes puffed and flexed and skipped and hopped and twisted and splashed. We paid

The endlessly gushing fountain at Olympic Park, Sydney   (Jan 2011,  351kb)

Cameo soulmate: Sunshine fades down Rae street; Fingers full of unexpected rings; Marry well and inherit big she said; And other practical things

Project Halo at Central Park in Sydney   (Apr 2014,  292kb)

Staying on message: Sectarian quarrelling went on for so long that it etched itself into the landscape

Christian propaganda (since removed) at Belmore Park Sydney Central   (Apr 2016,  576kb)

Couple goals: We loved each other like it was the end of the world

Cockle Bay promenade, Darling Harbour   (Dec 2003,  329kb)

Top-down aesthetics: The entire fashion industry was trickle-down in its purest form

Step into Paradise Exhibition at Powerhouse Museum, Sydney   (Jan 2020,  410kb)

All those moments: If only we had off-world colonies for a chance to begin again

Times Square, NYC   (Oct 2017,  352kb)

Manufacturing Eros: Productivity was boosted by using retouched images of unavailable young women

Workbench at the Pottery Estate, Lithgow   (Jun 2019,  477kb)

Terrorism had nothing to do with religion: 9 / 11 = 2977 + 60 000

Church spire beneath a flight path, at Rockdale in Sydney   (Dec 2013,  149kb)

A fortress of your art: Few noticed the post-modern irony of appropriating the design of the Naval Range-finding Tower MP-3 at Pleinmont

Solomon R Guggenheim museum, NYC   (Oct 2017,  139kb)

Weaponising virtue: Everyone had a solemn duty to embrace freedom, love and social justice

Marriage Law Postal Survey posters outside the Imperial Hotel at Erskinville   (Sep 2017,  274kb)

Scenes from the new world: Willkommenskultur guaranteed a kaleidoscope of culinary delights

Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne   (Apr 2019,  97kb)

The Wall is the Wall: (Trump, 2018)

Busking opposite Sydney Town Hall   (Jan 2018,  262kb)

Electric evanescence: All the bright lights did their best to conceal the darkness

Luna Park Friday night rides   (Jan 2019,  389kb)

The sun shone on the Supreme Leader: The inspection of State Food Processing Plant #2193 inspired genuine patriots to dance and brandish flowers

Fast-food franchise at Old Canterbury Road, Hurlstone Park   (Oct 2015,  181kb)

Go hard or go home: The more we studied history, the more we realised the past was as flawed as today

Harbour Sands at Darling Harbour   (Jan 2017,  614kb)

Cordon sanitaire: Better days will return: We will be with our friends again; We will be with our families again; We will meet again (EIIR, 2020)

Bollards at Warrimoo   (Oct 2019,  436kb)

Forever wars: From cold-war swords to ironic appropriation, and back again

“To Poseidon” sculpture by Xia Hang, at the Australian National Maritime Museum   (Apr 2019,  368kb)

By this sign you shall conquer: Iota, Eta, Sigma: to die poor was a sin

South Head General Cemetery, at Vaucluse   (Nov 2016,  117kb)

Blue water navy: Every Wednesday we would go down to the harbour and potter about in yachts

Sydney harbour yachts and ferries   (Oct 2014,  488kb)

Organised Religion: … turned out to be not so organised

Greek Orthodox church on Belgrave Street, Kogarah   (Oct 2013,  326kb)

Aloha Oe: Our way of life faded right before our eyes

Pasifika themed vintage car, High Street Penrith   (Mar 2018,  404kb)

Tourist bonanza: From aquarium to fish-soup in one generation

Tourists at the McMahon Point ferry wharf, Sydney   (Jan 2019,  213kb)

Perseverating hope: It took almost a century to progress from sound fundamentals and prosperity around the corner to V-shaped recoveries and bouncing back

Broadway bus-stop beggar, Central   (Jan 2020,  74kb)

A fit country for heroes to live in: With a place for everyone and everyone in their place

Homeless on Pitt Street Mall, Sydney   (May 2016,  450kb)

Malpractice with impunity: A Health spokeswoman said: Reporting and analysis of clinical incidents and Sentinel Events is an important part of clinical care that health professionals and managers take very seriously. They are part of a confidential and privileged reporting process which respects patient privacy and encourages clinicians to openly report adverse events, [with] data on hospital-acquired complications not published to protect the confidentiality of individuals. Any documents or findings will be classified “Sensitive” according to the Government's Cyber Security Policy and will remain strictly confidential at all times.

Tombstones at Camperdown cemetery, Newtown   (Jun 2015,  303kb)

The natural order of things: Developers → Politicians → Investors → Mortgagors → Renters → Homeless

Fairy Bower cafe dog bowls, Manly   (Jan 2021,  476kb)

Boxing day specials: Our cities were gradually fortified, one concrete block at a time

Anti vehicle-ramming barriers at George Street, Sydney   (Dec 2017,  170kb)

Growing pains: People were encouraged to use public transport to reduce traffic congestion

Commuters on the St Kilda tram, Melbourne   (Apr 2019,  160kb)

Contraindications: People would sing happily while hurling five-kilogram spherical masses

Strike Bowling, King Street Wharf Darling Harbour   (Jan 2019,  111kb)

Trouble in Luvvyland: Decades of careful instruction about positive social progress failed to achieve the desired outcome

Apartment building at the top of View Street, Dunedin NZ   (Nov 2017,  484kb)

Operational Matters: VIP Lounges, lotteries, pokies, meat-trays and linked EFTPOS accounts

Behind the Scenic Hotel Southern Cross, Dunedin NZ   (Nov 2017,  173kb)

Race Day chic: Ladies in the public enclosure would enjoy themselves during the Cup aftermath

Rosehill Racecourse, Melbourne Cup hairdresser's picnic   (Nov 2005,  270kb)

Fantasia ever grand: By using Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, the CCP heroically reshaped the Motherland into a benevolent superpower

St Collins Lane upstairs food court, Melbourne   (Apr 2019,  398kb)

Fungible ideology: It required little effort to pivot from “SJW” to “WSJ”

The much leveraged Fearless Girl statue, NYC   (Oct 2017,  298kb)

Underlying conditions: In order to protect the economy, we decided to let the virus run its course

Masked passenger, near Glenbrook   (Jan 2020,  160kb)

Grand theft generations: With all the cheap debt we created, our generation could comfortably retire to apartments in the sky

Jacksons Landing at Pyrmont in Sydney   (Jan 2013,  113kb)

The militaristic subtext: Despite decades of “peace”, the common purpose of every action was “security”

The crypt beneath the Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne   (Apr 2019,  201kb)

Sub judice everywhere: The facts were notorious: it was necessary to destroy Justice in order to save the Legal System

Pursuant to s.8(e) of the NSW Court Suppression and Non-publication Orders Act 2010, along with the strict confidentiality provisions under s.462 of the Legal Profession Uniform Law (NSW), the reason(s) for including this scene in this project cannot be disclosed for legal reasons.   (Sep 2014,  93kb)

Despite the sisterhood: It took a really long time to shrug off the Superwoman myth

W-H portrait session, Hurstville   (Jun 1991,  354kb)

The art of phrasing: String bending among the festival distractions

Guitar seller, Winter Magic festival at Katoomba   (Jun 2019,  330kb)

Spirited formalism: Everyone benefited from our unwavering commitment to diversity

The cascading waterfall entrance to the NGV, Melbourne   (Apr 2019,  523kb)

The authentic self: The best we could hope for was to become someone's pet

Town Hall arcade begging, Sydney   (Jul 2015,  342kb)

Release the bats: Canned music, caterwauling karaoke & wall-to-wall poker-machines

Nick Cave from The Birthday Party at Sydney University Refectory   (Jan 1982,  77kb)

A story of the margins: The parking was easy in places where people once earned a living

Ex-Arnotts biscuit factory car park at North Strathfield   (Jun 2017,  419kb)

Crucify your mind: I really thought that love would save us all (Lennon, 1980)

The exterior of the Greek Orthodox church of Saint Peter & Paul (since repainted), at Petersham   (Sep 2012,  463kb)

The Law of Conservation of Sport: If bread ↓ then Circus ↑

Footy supporters watch their team lose at Panthers Park   (Jul 2003,  323kb)

Pools of sorrow, waves of joy: Imagine no Holden Morrisey Caulfield

Strawberry Fields, Central Park NYC   (Oct 2017,  445kb)

Empire of the self: Bring distant points of interest within close range by the use of this machine

Empire State Building observation deck, NYC   (Oct 2017,  375kb)

I could have drunk a river: A couple of schooners, a case of Smirnoff Ice Double Black vodka, a few more shots at the Dragon Lounge, and I was yours

Abandoned refreshments near Gas Lane, in Millers Point   (Jan 2014,  330kb)

A few personal blow-outs: Success, power, glamour, excuses, misstatements, lies

Corner of Chippendale lane, near Central   (Jul 2017,  295kb)

Logic had nothing to do with oppression: (Steinem, 1983)

Egalitarian architecture at Wunulla Road in Point Piper   (Sep 2012,  164kb)

Put the person before the disability: Inclusiveness meant telling everyone how much you cared

Beneath the Western Distributor on Harris Street in Ultimo   (Jan 2013,  244kb)

One-way journey: On a sailing ship to nowhere, leaving any place (Yes, 1971)

Ovation of the Seas cruise-liner at the Sydney Overseas Passenger Terminal   (Dec 2017,  108kb)

Brett's armchair: The same music in completely different hands

Sixteenth floor, Harbourside Apartments   (Jan 2019,  275kb)

In a cage of gold: Most marriages were happily ever after

Australia's wealthiest street, Wolseley Road Point Piper   (Sep 2012,  235kb)

We two formed a multitude: The first time we saw each other has not been forgotten

Abandoned shopping trolleys at Shoreline Drive in Rhodes   (Dec 2015,  387kb)

Electric tribalism: A sky pierced with searchlights to illuminate our patriotism

Preparations for the 2019 Australia Day celebrations, Circular Quay Sydney   (Jan 2019,  248kb)

Molecular resonance: Free markets guaranteed the enjoyment of identical products and services everywhere

Nike Savas installation at Macquarie Centre, Sydney   (Dec 2017,  409kb)

Going for The One: There was always someone for everyone

Bollards at Circular Quay, in Sydney   (Oct 2013,  576kb)

Vibrant isolation: Kindly use mobile phone — door knocking cannot be heard at back of house

Young Street terrace doorway (since repainted) at Annandale — the quotation is from a small placard on the door (since removed)   (Sep 2015,  504kb)

Crying at the discotheque: Fancy footwork on the dance-floor; Twirling arms, thrusting hands and random hugs; Secret pipe necklaces, GHB and Rohypnol spiked drinks; Fitful assignations in the back lane among the garbage bins

Queen Victoria Building “disco” Christmas lights, Sydney   (Oct 2020,  233kb)

Without bias or agenda: Journalism is the pursuit of verifiable truth — it's an existential fight against conspiracy theories, fake news, voluble opinions, false balance, online bandwagons, talking points, against activists who claim to be in the truth business, but are actually in the point-of-view business (The Guardian, 2018)

State of Origin victory celebration for the NSW Blues at the Northern Broad-walk, Sydney Opera House   (Jul 2014,  207kb)

Laps around the sun: Quiet voices in a quiet room; The graceful movements of her hands; The cone of cigarette smoke from the ceiling light; Her voice, her smell, her eyes, her warmth; By morning we were gone

Turning circle (since repainted) outside Central Station, Sydney   (Mar 2019,  871kb)

Because austerity: The signs of recovery were difficult to discern

Bird cages outside the China Lane restaurant, at Angel Place in Sydney   (Oct 2013,  276kb)

Accidentally meta street: The epistemological post-analytical analysis of the Aesthetic Theory of Nihilistic Communitarianism was spoiled by unhelpfully self-referential endnotes

Infinite regressions at Croydon   (Sep 2016,  87kb)

Swag limited: Before the 1990s every decade had its own distinctive style and elegance

The Krystyna Campbell-Pretty Fashion Gift, NGV Melbourne   (Apr 2019,  118kb)

Back to the beach: All thoughts eventually led to the coast

Surf carnival surf-skis, Manly beach   (Jan 2021,  237kb)

Lotus, Porsha & Mersaydees: Part of Bogan Pride was to give your children the homophonous names of brands you hoped one day they would steal

Excavation of an ex-service station at Bullaburra in the Blue Mountains   (Feb 2011,  458kb)

Break with the past: Artefacts of violence for a new millennium

The remains of the the North Tower transmission mast at the 911 Memorial Museum   (Oct 2017,  443kb)

Bench blanket bingo: Cover, cloak, cape, napkin, camouflage, shroud

Coalcliff station platform, South Coast NSW   (Apr 2012,  398kb)

The Fine-Dining Industrial Complex: There was no better way to achieve a sense of fulfilment than being seen in a hatted restaurant

Restaurant exhaust stacks, Sydney Overseas Passenger Terminal   (Jan 2019,  97kb)

Once I built a railroad: Delayed due to an operational issue… Postponed due to a train requiring mechanical repairs… No trains this weekend due to scheduled track-work… Cancelled due to a staff availability issue… Late due to mechanical problems earlier on… Running late and out of timetable order due to a broken pantograph… Transport authorities have urged passengers allow additional travel time, listen to announcements and check indicator boards as stopping patterns may change at short notice… This service has been cancelled due to an electrical fault, passengers should disembark and transfer to the suburban service waiting at platform four… Passengers be advised that we are proceeding slowly due to some track failures, and if we make it through the next signal then we should be right to proceed… Delays as a result of a number of unexpected incidents including a tree falling onto the tracks between St Leonards and Wollstonecraft, and a fire to sleepers at North Strathfield… There may be a short delay at Penrith while the rear carriage is checked for possible contamination… Delayed due to temporary speed restrictions caused by wet weather conditions… No trains this weekend due to scheduled track-work… Trains have been suspended between Lawson and Penrith due to a tree on the tracks near Linden… Delayed by approximately 41 minutes due a person threatening self-harm at Lithgow… Postponed due to urgent power supply repairs… Cancelled due to lightning strike at Penrith… Running 27 minutes late due to a tree caught in the overhead wiring at Blaxland… 35 minutes late due to passenger with a medical emergency… Other incidents including multiple self-harm attempts and trespassers on the tracks at Doonside and Bellambi… Delayed due to a police operation at Ashfield… No trains this weekend due to scheduled track-work… Major delays on all lines due to a fatality at Mortdale. Please consider postponing your journey or using alternative transport

Macdonaldtown rail viaduct   (Mar 1983,  484kb)

Direct instruction: Only expert guidance could ensure that Art was enjoyed properly

AGNSW tour guide, Sydney   (Mar 2019,  142kb)

Carnival ride: As we grew older, the luxurious pampering offered by floating Xanadus became indispensable

Majestic Princess cruise liner, Circular Quay   (Jan 2020,  183kb)

Beneath the iron ceiling: Social mobility was bunk

Lord Sheffield Circuit at Penrith   (Apr 2017,  54kb)

The War Against Hate: There was scarcely a moment to breathe. We debated, denounced, blogged, ululated, seminared and demanded action on enlightened social politics. We rejected heteronormativity, exposed bigotry, shouted down intolerance and insisted on total liberal consensus. For we were young and pure and infallible, and the world was much better for it

An air-filled waver during the Sydney Swans AFL team celebrations, at Sydney Town Hall   (Oct 2012,  137kb)

Driving home for Christmas: Childhood summer holidays strapped into the back seat of a car

Christmas display, Centrepoint Sydney   (Dec 2019,  245kb)

Discrimination positive: Nearly half the population were lauded as archetypes

Extended phenotypes at Addison Road in Marrickville   (Sep 2012,  233kb)

Keeping the Sixties alive: The memory of a beloved wife, the promise to a dead brother, the customers who only came to stare

Olympia milk-bar & hair salon at Parramatta Road, Annandale. It was closed by council orders in April 2019   (Jul 2016,  424kb)

With peace and glory ahead: The Special Relationship underpinned our globalist prosperity

Council kerbside clean-up, Darling Point   (Jan 2017,  384kb)

True deliverance make: Be sure your sins will find you out

Clothesline posts at Millers Point   (Aug 2016,  287kb)

A remarkable deed: That we achieved decades of peaceful multiculturalism was an amazing accomplishment (Turnbull, 2017)

A diverse congregation gathers after service at St Pauls Cathedral, Melbourne   (Apr 2019,  223kb)

Raise the LED flag: The lights dimmed throughout a divided America

Times Square US Armed Forces recruiting station, NYC   (Oct 2017,  241kb)

Character arc: A lot of work was done to broaden the variety of gender roles

Sydney candid triptych   (Oct 2014,  247kb)

Strategic Hamlet: I could be bound in a nutshell, and count myself a king of infinite space (Shakespeare, 1603)

Wharf Terrace disabled-access elevator at Lincoln Crescent in Woolloomooloo   (Jan 2012,  167kb)

Freedom behind the wheel: To stream down packed motorways, clutching tickets to the road-trauma lottery

Tyre burn-outs in an abandoned housing development at Faulconbridge, in the Blue Mountains   (Dec 2012,  837kb)

Everything was fine: We married our passion for the authentic interpretation of regional Spanish cuisine with a desire to celebrate the high quality fresh produce supplied by a close network of small farmers

Ash Street restaurant, Sydney CBD   (Jan 2019,  162kb)

Null pointers: Always remember who you were and what you fought for

Castlereagh Hotel Remembrance Shrine, Sydney   (Jan 2019,  145kb)

Cultural aftershocks: The impact of the 911 terrorist attacks reverberated for decades

911 Memorial park and museum, NYC   (Oct 2017,  232kb)

Mission statement: The Glory of the coming of the Lord was auctioned enthusiastically

What was once an Anglican church, but became an open-plan dwelling, at Warrimoo in the Blue Mountains   (Jul 2011,  93kb)

Retrofitting diversity: From “Apartheid” to “Black Lives Matter” in only one generation

Bent Street, Lithgow.   (Apr 2012,  365kb)

Private splendour: The poorest people with the most expensive phones; the best cars on the worst roads; the brightest children in the most dilapidated schools

Luxury cars gleam in the parking space behind a Kogarah real-estate agency   (Apr 2011,  109kb)

Racquet Kultur: Watch, cheer, drink, boo, repeat

Show Court #3 outside the Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne Tennis Centre   (Apr 2019,  259kb)

Gone a million: The rich were always with us

Abandoned Rolls-Royce automobile at Hiles Street in Alexandria   (Jun 2015,  289kb)

Efficiency dividend: A land full of opportunity, where hard work, business acumen and fair play guaranteed a better life

Darling Point ferry wharf, Sydney   (Jan 2017,  232kb)

Cultural attrition: Civility could not last forever in a vacuum

Wall graffito, subsequently painted over, in a Pitt Street Lane near Town Hall   (Oct 2012,  405kb)

It was not the time for change: Our version of democracy continued to best represent the interests of those most involved

NSW election voting centre at Town Hall   (Mar 2019,  543kb)

Grey nomads: The Big Lap added years to our lives

Covered motorcycles on Billyard Ave, Elizabeth Bay   (Dec 2015,  233kb)

Eat fresh: Marketeers tapped into growing personalisation potential and famous craves

Upstairs food-court, Centrepoint Sydney   (Dec 2019,  66kb)

Together at last: A journey of eight hundred and seventy one thousand, nine hundred and forty three miles began with a single step

Newly-weds at Grand Central Station, NYC   (Oct 2017,  209kb)

It was just a jump to the left: Everyone was convinced that liberal democracy would sweep the world

Pedestrian passageway at Potts Point   (Dec 2015,  525kb)

The post-industrial well-being complex: A lifetime of small authentic moments, where we chanted whale-song modalities, mindfully aligned our vibrational energy, feasted from the whole pantry, embraced our expansion, and followed our bliss down the path to soulistic wellness

Sydney Olympic Park RSPCA stalls   (May 2018,  235kb)

Redefining perfection: You press the button, we do the rest (Eastman, 1888)

Laurie Daley and fans at SOH   (Jul 2014,  269kb)

Capitalist idyll: The Colonel saw, the Colonel knew, the Colonel understood

Fast-food franchise hoarding at Parramatta Road, Five Dock   (Sep 2016,  134kb)