Sydney Laneways 2009-2010, Australia—No. 40

I wanted to know who or what was inside...



Love the close up function on my camera, having to post up and rush off at the mo



Laneway No. 40 Foy Lane

Sydney Laneways 2009-2010, Australia—No. 39

Laneway No. 39 Lyons Lane

Sydney Laneways 2009, Australia—No. 38

Here is an example of how I am influenced along my project way.
I couldn't resist. Bianca sent me a link for a website that features
faces seen in the strangest places. It was all I could see.
Here's a face for you...







And below are some random old buildings I like. I'm partial to the Hollywood pub. It's great, dingy, carpeted and has a glitter ball. And it's where we concluded my Murdoch Books leaving do, where we danced and asked the barman for a knife, because I was trussed up
in ribbon.

Laneway No. 38 Alberta Street
Friday 25th December 2009, before heading to GT's for Christmas lunch with her, Shirley and Alex. I stopped by laneway 38. The weather was a bit overcast.
There are only 10 to go...

Old Old Old!

Additional random stuff: I went past the Australian Workers Union Building on Castlereagh Street, an old building full of character.
The doorway was special. I'm craving old.

Mystery lane—extra bonus

The graffiti had a speech bubble saying 'go home'. It is hard for me not to think that's a bit rude.

I really liked the orange chairs and these steps.

This one threw me off my scent. I in fact thought it was no. 35 and will confess to going out of order. I went free-form for a moment there. When I asked at the restaurant, the waitress said there was no name for the laneway. She said it was part of Pitt Street. Anyway, some interesting images.
Mystery Lane!

Sydney Laneways 2009, Australia—No. 37

The Swedish Church in Sydney was in this laneway, thought of Malin.

Laneway No. 37 Nithsdale Lane