Every year, the end of May is a perfect time to visit Sydney, when VIVID Sydney occurs - a festival of light & music. 23 May to 6 June 2014.
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I am working on an exciting photography project over the next 6-12 months that will promote people within the neighbourhoods of Sydney. The project is to create a photography coffee-table style book that is a promotional snapshot of individuals and their business, who play an important role in everyday life, within the neighbourhoods of a city. Your everyday life. The location for the first book is Sydney and its environs. I love meeting new people and trying to capture as aspect of their personality and their surroundings. I am asking family, friends, friends of friends, and visitors to my website, to nominate someone who makes a difference in their life through the service and the relationship they provide via their small business. If you would like to be part of this project, and it only requires a small contribution, then -
For further details please contact me at [email protected] 
On the weekend we headed out to the National Park at Kurnell, to do the coastal walk from Kurnell to Cronulla. It was lovely, albeit we did a bit of an incorrect detour via the Caltex refineries. This section of the walk wasn't as scenic as the coast, but interesting none the less! 
Our not so scenic detour via the refineries, when we took a wrong turn.
Some of the shacks that line the private beach on the way to Cronulla beach.
A beautiful weekend which included Everglades on Saturday afternoon, then a serious walk through the Blue Mountains on Sunday morning, from Leura to the Conservatory Hut at Wentworth Falls. Everglades House and Gardens        Grand Cliff Top Walk to Wentworth Falls via Empress Falls  Empress Falls    Sight-seeing in Sydney look the form of a Sunday hike through one of Sydney's National Parks this weekend. With the arrival of Spring, and a crisp sunny morning saw us drive out to Mt Ku-ring-gai, to visit the beauty of the native plants in the National Park in the north of Sydney. The walk we took starts behind Mt Ku-ring-gai train station, down to Appletree Bay, and back again. We drove to West Head, to look out over the harbour towards the Barrenjoey Lighthouse and Palm Beach.         This was an easy section of the track leading down to the Bay   Sailing out to the Tasman..... |
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