Julia's Blog
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Sydney Open 2022
November 20, 2022
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Exhilarating to visit Sydney Open ‘in the flesh’ after a two-year Covid hiatus.
Yet I always get that sinking feeling as the day progresses - so much beauty, too little time. Just one Sunday to see 18 buildings is impossible. So, I had to choose. As always, I took my…
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Difficult Histories
August 7, 2022
On an extremely wet Sunday in July I visited 1 Fleet Street, Parramatta. This site, located on the traditional land of the Burramatta clan of the Darug people, has had a varied history. An orphan school, a training and industrial school for girls and a correctional centre for juvenile offenders…
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Creatures Great and Small
June 26, 2022
I recently purchased a Canon 1.4 extender to pair with my 70 - 200mm F2.8 and decided to give this combination a workout at Taronga Zoo.
Hard not to fall in love with the Australian Sea Lion (those eyes….); Ring-Tailed Lemurs photographed through glass; adorable Meerkats basking in early morning…
