Category: Visual Diary

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 →

Lunchward on Swanston Street. Read more →