Category: Photography

Most people are aware that the University of Sydney is based around Oxford and Cambridge in the UK. However, what they aren’t so much aware of is the extent to which the founders sought to emulate these institutions (something I found ironic given that the founders of Sydney were educated at St Andrews University in Scotland). In fact, the stained glass windows in the Great Hall are called the Oxford and Cambridge windows as they depict the founders of each of the colleges at Oxford and Cambridge respectively.

Here we have a shot of the Oxford window.

You can read more about the stained glass windows over at the university website.

Took delivery of my first UWA lens, decided to get out of the house and away from assessments/constantly being in the office and grabbed these shots.

Taking a break from a hectic work schedule, took some downtime to chill at a Chopsticks game night. And what better way then to relax than to get frustrated over my inability to do anything related to origami successfully.

So I was headed back home after a day at work (yes, believe it or not, working over the Easter Break) when I saw this roller just chilling in the Graffiti Tunnel. More iPhone goodness this week!

Crazy amounts of work happening so the best I’ve managed is yet another iPhone photo. As Chase Jarvis says the best camera is the one you have with you.

Something went a little off when I exported this photo, looks a bit weird to me. Aperture isn’t my main program that I use so I’m not quite sure what was going on – I just use Aperture because of the amazing integration Apple provides with Photo Stream.

Man do I love roadtrips! Does it count as a roadtrip if you visit your hometown though? I guess there’s still driving and roadtrip music involved.

Day 1: Blue Mountains – Katoomba

Day 2: Mudgee

Day 3: Targona Zoo – Dubbo

Day 4: Relaxing at home

This week is all about wanderings in Sydney. My friend was down from Brisbane so here are a few photos from our wanders.

Completely off topic but I thought this was cool.

Lots of goodies this week, went into the city to do some shopping and ran across the start of Chinese New Year celebrations.

On an unrelated note:

Nothing like a wedding in between summer school classes to give you a break. And it was quite amazing if I do say so myself – in a little country church. Nothing better.