Category: Photography

Despite being decidedly superfluous, there is something elegant and agreeable about this unopened tulip. Its buds gradually intensify and the tips of each petal gradually unfurl themselves in an elegant display of colour and impermanence. Read more →

I attend a barbecue convened by the Melbourne University Law Review for its new members in 2004, at which table tennis features. I learn (and forget) many names. Read more →

I walk unhurriedly along the southern side of Latrobe Street, gazing at the workers and managers milling around lunchboxes and briefcases. Read more →

Construction has begun on an ambitious new project at Melbourne Central Station, the aim of which is to revitalise the ailing shopping centre. The project is unsurprising; it follows the announcement of a new inner city shopping complex on the opposite side of Swanston Street. Read more →

The word ‘superfluous’, when describing flowers, is naturally an oxymoron. Nevertheless, such frivolities seem to be enjoyed around this time of year. Read more →

It is uncharacteristically cold tonight; I walk the length of the platform in an attempt to warm myself while waiting for a train to take me home. Read more →

Through the condensation I spy a conversation as some friends and I dine at Southbank before another concert. Read more →

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The National Gallery of Victoria, reopened after extensive renovation. Read more →

The Flying Dutchman, post-performance. Read more →