A harbour bids farewell to truely great year.

New Year's Eve, Sydney.

Two people cross paths in Maroobra, Sydney. The contents of their conversation remain consealed in a foreign language but their emotion is clear as, day.

A wheelie bin in fancy clothes struts its stuff on Hardware Lane, Melbourne.

Location: Dongwhasa Temple complex a 40 minute scooter ride outside of Daegu, Korea.

For those unfamiliar with the significance oh this photo's title, you need to watch the film Anchorman. Seriously.

Location: A Friday night bar somewhere in Melbourne's CBD.

Flash + Longish exposure + Beer = Weird Photos.
Agreed?

Location: Corner of Queen and Lonsdale Streets, Melbourne.

Like Woah, Woah!

I wonder what they saw.

A cloud tears the sky in two over Sydney Harbor.
T.J. took a photo of a similar cloud formation over a Russian city scape a while back.

Does anyone know what its called?

A tram drives by Melbourne's mini Ferris Wheel one summer night.

I decided to ride my bicycle into the city centre to try out a new GPS tracking App on my iphone. The App turned out to be pretty lame but my camera didn't let me down. For all its foibles it still does almost everything I want it to do nearly 4 years on.