Shoreditch is one of the trendy, arty parts of London, even a boy from the colonies knows that, there are clothing labels named after it, I'm sure I heard it mentioned somewhere, I think there is a outpost

Notes How many building have I looks up at? how many buildings have i presented at a Dutch-angle? hoping to find something in the clouds, in the repeating patterns that I'm sure are just a practicality,

Taipei is a unusual city, you can certainly tell that it grew fast from the 60's right through to the 80's, everything is of a certain age, you can also tell that this isa place that gets a lot of rain,

Notes Not Amsterdam, not London, Not Tokyo or Taipei, for once it's my hometown of Melbourne, but the not even the nice part of Melbourne, the forgotten, dead end streets under a freeway, forgotten for

Notes This photo has two things I love in it - couples dressing, in this case it's subtle, just matching Columbia caps. The second this is also subtle, but I like it when the subject in the photo has spotted

Two shots from London, Maybe they were taken the same day, early-ish on a Sunday morning, just as I was starting what was maybe the biggest day of photography in recent memory, maybe one is from then and

Notes Or is it just dirty tiles and a shadow? I'm going with the former, there is a brutal simplicity in the 1980's wall, with the hard wearing tiles that are so prevalent in Taipei, and of course the

Notes This photo was taken 4 months ago in the start of a European Summer, and now as I sit here at the start of the Australia summer it seems apt given it has been raining for the last 12 hours straight

This is Suwa, or more specifically Lake Suwa which is about 2 hours north of Tokyo, on a regulat train, It's a summer town and we were not there in Summer, so it was sleepy and a little bit weird. So I

Notes Three levels and three stories, each story is unknow to each of them, but from my vantage point across the river I can see it all, from the lone man, to the couples to the friends deep in conversation,

Notes When you lie in wait for a person wearing the right outfit you wander by, thankfully it wasn't long, although I could do with the sit down. SettingsF7.1, 1/200, 1600ISO, 15mm (35mm Equivalent)

Nothing to tell you beyond that - just enjoy, let the beauty of nature overwhelm you

Notes I got nothing really, no description, no notes just a guy at the lights wearing Gazelles like they are Sambas, they aren't Samba you aren't that cool with the gears on the bike like some sort of

Notes I'm weirdly obsessed with Japanese businessmen, only for artistic reasons, it isn't some odd fetish that I have. There is something that is so perfect about them photogenically, there is never a

Well you obviously clean it up a bit, turn it into a guest room maybe, somewhere for the tourists to think they are getting an authentic view of Amsterdam, like the dock workers from 40 years ago were

Notes Okay so I'm a sucker for any time a bike matches the background, I'm also a sucker for a older well dressed person on a bike, if that somehow juxtaposes with the images in the background, well, for

Notes I can't tell you much about this building, I know nothing of the architect, I not even sure I understood what is was used for, likely an office, but maybe it was a school, I know I walked past it

There are images that I consider to be quintessentially Japanese, these three images, taken within a couple of minutes of each other in the unfashionable part of Shinjuku represent that image There is

So it's not just any house, it is a architect design house in Upper Beaconsfield in Melbourne Australia. It is from the 1970's but I think you would call it mid century modern, with a twist of brutalism.

Okay so I like to explore towns early in the morning, and in Osaka in Japan this means you encounter a lot of people on bikes cycling to work this also means you end up with a lot of photos that are similar,