I don’t really take photographs of people unless I am a long way away, it feels intrusive to me, though I do admire other photographers’ street photography. Faces are so fascinating.
I needed to be more to the right to get this face full-on, but then the tree got in the way!
The Rocks area in Sydney is a very interesting area to explore on foot. There are a lot of little cobblestone streets and alleyways in The Rocks and a lot of references to the past era around, in information panels, plaques and art. Each helps explain the site’s history and evoke the past. At the opposite end of The Nurse’s Walk to Suez Canal, the route ends at Globe Street, where you’ll find some amazing street art by contemporary artist Vhils on the stairs up to Harrington Street. He has painted a portrait of Sydney environmental activist, Jack Mundey, who worked to preserve some of Sydney’s built environments too, like Victoria St, Potts Point and other areas in the inner city.
Fabulous. Will have to go check it out.
The Rocks is a great area.
An interesting take on the theme of faces. Very clever. 🙂
Ah, thank you Sue.
Even though the tree got in your way, I enjoyed looking at the photo.
Excellent! I’ve never seen this. Then again, I don’t get to the Rocks very often.
A strong kind looking face on a huge scale ! I like this B&W edit Jude .
Lovely street art – very clever
It’s a great mural, and looks good in black and white – I don’t think it would have the same impact in colour.
I’m ashamed! You know my country better than I do. It’s years (like 40) since I wandered around the Rocks, although I did stay in a YHA there a few years ago when I was in Sydney for a concert.
Ah, yes, that’s a posh hostel. You back home again Meg?
Yes. I am back home, after an amazing and amazingly comfortable camping trip.
Sounds good. I look forward to hearing about it 🙂