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Category: Visual Diary
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Submerged Shopping Trolley
A shopping trolley lies derelict in a suburban canal, its tormentors long since moved onto other avenues of destruction…perhaps spraypainting a train station wall somewhere at this very moment. The forlorn wagon is covered in seaweed; it’s clearly seen better days. Read more →
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Dinner with Friends
After the Ballet, some friends and I share a pizza at a quaint restaurant in Little Collins Street. During conversation, we endorse various acts of literary and musical heresy. Read more →
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Dilapidated Shipping Ramp
A disused rail juts out into the water, the last vestige of what was once the centre of Melbourne’s maritime operations. Now nails — staining the wood with their leaking ferrite — and shells lie scattered across its decks, as I contemplate methods of rescission and intoxication laws. Read more →
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Riding along Elwood Beach
Having embarked upon another lengthy ride along the south-eastern beachfront, I dismount beside a patch of grass and heartily devour some case law. Read more →
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Windsurfers
Coloured sails dot the sky above South Melbourne beach; my destination reached, I turn around and begin to ride home. Read more →
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Elizabeth Street Tram in the Rain
It rained all day today, and the city streets are damp and musty. Beneath the cover of my umbrella, I slowly wander to the tram stop from the Law Review office whilst observing my muted surroundings and their waterlogged tones. Read more →
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Swanston Street at Night
Looking southward down Swanston Street, I pause while waiting for a tram after leaving the law school (another long day having been completed). Read more →