Back when I was working in Sydney, I often sat in a gigantic foyer in a building on Bligh Street. There were super-comfy chairs and it was interesting to watch all the frantic businesspeople racing past and zipping up and down floors in transparent lift shafts. This photo shows the exposed floors of the building from inside, looking upwards from ground level.
There’s a current fitness poster in my office building that includes an iPod Video in its design. For a moment, I had to check if it was still 2018.
According to his LinkedIn account, Malcolm Turnbull is still the Prime Minister of Australia.
According to the great activist and academic Raj Patel, capitalism began with the plough. Here he is presenting at Antitode in Sydney. Borat Sagdiyev’s obsession with this agricultural device during his ‘cultural learnings of America’ now makes even more sense.
Australian journalist Peter Greste interviewing Chelsea Manning via satellite at the Sydney Opera House as a part of Antidote, after she was refused entry by the Federal Government (eye roll)… this was quite an intense conversation.
Ok another Sydney Opera House shot…
Apple Sydney is even nicer when almost no one is around!
If you can’t afford it, lie down in front of it.
das Olympiastadion
I’ve taken many photos whenever I’ve travelled but this has to be one of my favourites. It was a very cloudy...Are there any other microbloggers out there whose family members constantly fall asleep during films and TV programmes?
Long Exposure with iPhone
A relatively recent iOS software addition that I wish that I could use more often is long-exposure photography. Live pho...The Big Phone!
When I first made a phone call Dick-Tracy-style (and through AirPods) with my Apple Watch, I thought that felt futuristi...It doesn’t matter how many times I visit the Sydney Opera House… it still blows me away.
I was going through some old photos, when suddenly I stumbled on this Messages screenshot from 2015: Natasha noticed that I had become what Apple refers to as the ‘Man Pedestrian’. What’s now equally flabbergasting to me is how long that I’ve lived with the Apple Watch. I don’t think that I could function day-to-day now without it.
Bark
One of the things that I’ve always missed about Australia whenever I’ve travelled overseas is the look of our native pla...This Micro Monday, I encourage you to check out @pyrmont: a fellow Australian with some great ideas for the network. :)
Hockey Husband-to-Be
I decided to take the good ol’ Canon to my fiancée’s hockey game on the weekend and found it to be a surprisingly fun pl...AirPodLess
Today I experienced what is quite possibly the worst first-world problem ever: forgetting to take my AirPods to work. Ea...Cheap, Fast Furniture
After watching the recent second season of War on Waste on ABC TV, I’ve been taking even more notice of how different re...Rainbow Lorikeet Couple
I was going through some old animal shots of mine and came across this one of two rainbow lorikeets. For quite some time...Cockatoos
I love native Australian birds but my favourite has to be the sulphur-crested cockatoo. They’re inquisitive, very screec...The Perfect Pet
I’ve never been much of a pet person but I have always loved other people’s animals—particularly dogs. My fiancée Natash...I had the opportunity to cover my company’s day of official announcements for its financial year results. It was held at the The Westin Sydney… not a bad building at all! 🌇
This is my beloved Wollongong with Port Kembla in the centre. It’s a place of great beauty, with a narrow coastal strip sandwiched by a low-lying mountain range and the ocean. There also happens to be a gigantic industrial port.
