MY LIFE IN IMAGES

Running behind as always here are my highlights from the 365:2010 project for July. Remember if you want to see more of 365:2010 you can visit the set on Flickr, if you have a Facebook account you can become a fan and get the latest photo posted daily to your news feed.

MoS
Sunlight creates a mirror image in the entrance to the Museum of Sydney. Thu 1 Jul

WET BENCH
A little bit of rain helps colours pop out in photos, here some orange peel and a newspaper are discarded on a long row of empty benches (see how the armrests continue into the distance) in Wynyard Park. Fri 9 Jul

WALKING THROUGH TRIANGLES
Underneath the Plaza Building, Australia Square. Tue 13 Jul

SHADES OF ESCHER
Fire stairwell in my office building drops into the abyss, reminding me of the drawings of M.C.Escher. Tue 20 Jul

GRATER
Watch your fingers! Wed 28 Jul

INTERLOCKING
Wall feature of interlocking timber sections in the Piccadilly shopping centre food court, Sydney CBD. Fri 30 Jul

Month number 5 is done and dusted and here are my favourites from May. Remember if you want to see more of 365:2010 you can visit the set on Flickr, if you have a Facebook account you can become a fan and get the latest photo posted daily to your news feed.

COCO
Shoppers pass by the bright and colour facade of the Chanel store in Westfield Bondi Junction.

SUN SHAFT
Shafts of sunlight highlight a number of Sydney landmarks against a dark sky; left to right; tip of the Perpetual building, MLC centre, Sydney Tower, Commonwealth Bank, AWA building. Converted using the Magazine filter in the Camera Bag app on iPhone.

AUTUMN LEAF
A single leaf lies on the wet steps outside the Cook & Philip Park Pool.

PEEL
Love the colours on this close up shot of mandarin peel, converted using the Colourcross filter in the Camera Bag app on iPhone.

LUNCH BREAK
Office workers sit around a fountain in the Australia Square complex during their lunch break.

4x3D
There’s a 3D craze happening right now, it’ll pass I’m sure, in the meantime I played with my newest iPhone app, Quad Camera, with these retro 3D glasses.

A couple of weeks ago I headed up Sydney Tower for the first time in years and took a few shots of the city at night. The images are quite abstract and you have to look closely to work out the landmarks. Locals will spot the Queen Victoria Building in this picture. It’s the only public place in Sydney where you can get this sort of city view. Visit the full set on Flickr.