Westpac Place and No.1 Shelley Street

Looking across Darling Harbour at dusk to King Street Wharf and the buildings straight behind it are Lime Street apartments, No.1 Shelley Street and Westpac Place. The First Fleet Class ferry is the Borrowdale, acquired in 1985, as part of the Sydney Ferries travelling out of Circular Quay.
Linked to: Weekend Reflections, All Seasons.

Sylvania, sunset

A view of the sunset from the rooftop car park of Southgate Shopping Centre in the southern suburb of Sylvania.
Linked to: Skywatch Friday.

Cabarita, wharf

These life preservers sit on either side of the entrance to Cabarita ferry wharf, on the southern side of the Parramatta River, in the inner west suburb of Cabarita.
Linked to: Words Welcome, Signs, Signs,

Think It Aloud Thursday, Thankful Thursday, Life Captured, Water Thursday.

Blakehurst, wharf

A private wharf on the Georges River at Blakehurst, looking towards the southern suburb of Carss Park. An Australian Pied Cormorant sits at the end of the wharf, which rests on a pontoon. 

Linked to: Happy Now, Wordless Wednesday, Wonderful Wednesday, Saturday Critters.

Barangaroo, Shellwall

'Shellwall' is a seven-storey public art installation on the southern facade of the Alexander residential building at Barangaroo. It was created in 2015 by Bidjigal elder Esme Timbery and Wiradjuri/Kamilaroi artist Jonathan Jones, to honour indigenous shell-work traditions and historic local shell middens.
Linked to: Through My Lens, Senior Salon Pit Stop, Tuesday Treasures, Happy Tuesday, Talkin' About It Tuesdays, Travel Tuesday.

Barangaroo, Mercantile Walk

 
A view of Mercantile Walk at Barangaroo. These planter box troughs are used as barricades to traffic from Barangaroo Avenue. They are seen here decorated with temporary artworks featuring flowers, birds and butterflies.
Linked to: Monday Mural, Mosaic Monday, Aww Mondays, Saturday Critters, Floral Friday Foto, Garden Affair.

Barangaroo, ferry

A MiniCat ferry moored at Barangaroo Wharf. The Me-Mel MiniCat ferry is a small catamaran built in 2019 to operate as an On-Demand ferry service. Me-Mel is an indigenous word for Goat Island, an island in Sydney Harbour.

Linked to: Shadow Shot Sunday, My Sunday Snapshot, Sunday Best.

Barangaroo, Darling Island Wharf

Looking across Darling Harbour, past a life preserver located on Darling Island Wharf, in the inner west suburb of Pyrmont. The tall buildings are Crown Sydney, One Sydney Harbour and one of the International Towers.

Linked to: Weekend Reflections, All Seasons, Water Thursday.

Barangaroo, Monuments for Fishes, sunset

These kinetic sculptures in Watermans Cove at Barangaroo at sunset. 'Monuments for Fishes' were created by artist Mikala Dwyer in 2026, paying homage to the Indigenous women who fished along the cove well before colonisation. The five 23-metre sculptures are crafted from carbon fibre, fibreglass and steel - the same materials used for yachts and they sway with the tides, winds and currents.
Linked to: Skywatch Friday.

Barangaroo, Watermans Cove

Looking across Watermans Cove at Barangaroo to Crown Sydney and One Sydney Harbour.
Linked to: Words Welcome, Think It Aloud Thursday, Thankful Thursday, Life Captured.

Napoleon Bridge, Sussex Street

Napoleon Bridge is a footbridge over Sussex Street linking Napoleon Street to Shipwrights Walk in Barangaroo.

Linked to: Happy Now, Wordless Wednesday, Wonderful Wednesday, Signs, Signs.

Barangaroo, art

This art installation hangs above Mercantile Walk in Barangaroo. "Upside-Down Garden" was created by Indonesian Australian artist Jumaadi in 2025. The artwork is activated with a soundscape and lighting program developed with musician and composer Michael Toisuta which changes at dawn, midday, dusk and midnight. It features entwined woman's hair, an outstretched arm overgrown by vines, an exotic pineapple, a birdman carrying the landscape, a tree inside a wedding gown, a foot print and a foot seat.

Linked to: Through My Lens, Senior Salon Pit Stop, Tuesday Treasures, Talkin' About It Tuesdays, Happy Tuesday, Travel Tuesday.

Crows Nest, mural

This mural is on side wall of music shop on the corner of Alexander Street and Ernest Street in the northern suburb of Crows Nest. It was created by Sid Tapia and features Dave Grohl, Foo Fighters singer and guitarist and former Nirvana drummer.

Linked to: Monday Mural, Mosaic Monday, Aww Mondays.

Birchgrove, ferry wharf

A late afternoon view of Birchgrove ferry wharf, located at the end of Louisa Road, in Yurulbin Park, in the inner west suburb of Birchgrove.
Linked to: Shadow Shot Sunday, My Sunday Snapshot, Sunday Best.

Barangaroo, ferry (Theme Day: Purple)

This River Class ferry​ is moored at Barangaroo Wharf. The ferry began operating in 2020 and was named after Cheryl Salisbury, a former Australian soccer player.
Linked to: Weekend Reflections, All Seasons, Water Thursday, Theme Day.

Barangaroo, Wharf 1

The entrance to Wharf 1 of Barangaroo ferry wharves at twilight.
Linked to: Skywatch Friday.

Barangaroo, Scotch Row

A view of the shops and restaurants along the Scotch Row walkway at Barangaroo,lit up at twilight.

Linked to: Words Welcome, Think It Aloud Thursday, Thankful Thursday, Life Captured.

Sutherland, Horizon Church

 
The Horizon Church is located on the corner of Stapleton Avenue and Merton Street in the southern suburb of Sutherland. The church was founded as Sutherland Assemblies of God denomination church in 1949. Over the years it has rebranded itself as the Christian Growth Centre, then the Shire Christian Centre and then in 2006 it was Shirelive, a Pentecostal Christian church affiliated with Australian Christian Churches. The church has been at this site since the early 1950s but this convention centre building was built in 2017 featuring an auditorium, offices and a youth centre.
Linked to: Happy Now, Wordless Wednesday, Wonderful Wednesday, Signs, Signs.

Cronulla, Oak Park Pavilion

Oak Park Pavilion is located along The Esplanade, on the edge of Oak Park, in the southern suburb of Cronulla. It was built in 1939 by W.F. Foster and Co. in the art deco style overlooking a small beach and rock pool. This beach pavilion has change rooms, showers and public toilets.
Linked to: Through My Lens, Senior Salon Pit Stop, Tuesday Treasures, Talkin' About It Tuesday, Happy Tuesday, Travel Tuesday.

Marrickville, art

 
This flower mural is on the wall of a building on the corner of Victoria Road and Chalder Street, in the inner west suburb of Marrickville. The building houses a coffee roaster and a clay art studio.
Linked to: Monday Mural, Mosaic Monday, Aww Mondays, Garden Affair, Floral Friday Foto.

Bexley, council chambers

The former Bexley council chambers is located on the corner of Queen Victoria Street and Northbrook Street, in the southern suburb of Bexley. The heritage listed building was built in 1901 in the Federation style. The suburb was originally part of the Municipality of Hurstville, from 1887. Bexley formed its own local government council in 1900 but became part of the Municipality of Rockdale in 1949, which then became Bayside Council in 2016. It is now the Jack and Jill Pre-school.

Linked to: Shadow Shot Sunday, My Sunday Snapshot, Sunday Best.

Barangaroo, Monuments for Fishes

These kinetic sculptures have been installed on the waterfront of Watermans Cove at Barangaroo. 'Monuments for Fishes' were created by artist Mikala Dwyer in 2026, paying homage to the Indigenous women who fished along the cove well before colonisation. The five 23-metre sculptures are crafted from carbon fibre, fibreglass and steel - the same materials used for yachts and they sway with the tides, winds and currents.

Linked to: Weekend Reflections, All Seasons, Water Thursday, Saturday Critters.

Barangaroo, sunset

A couple of ferries departing from Barangaroo ferry wharves at sunset.
Linked to: Skywatch Friday.

Barangaroo, bench

A bench in the shape of a giant upturned foot is located outside Sydney Barbers, on the corner of Mercantile Walk and Scotch Row at Barangaroo. It is part of an art installation called "Upside-Down Garden" created in 2025.
Linked to: Words Welcome, Thankful Thursday, Life Captured, Signs, Signs.

Napoleon Bridge, escalators

These escalators and stairs are at the end of Shipwrights Walk in Barangaroo leading to Napoleon Bridge, a footbridge over Sussex Street, linking to Napoleon Street. The bridge was designed by Wilkinson Eyre and Arupand and opened in 2015.

Linked to: Happy Now, Wordless Wednesday, Wonderful Wednesday.

Glebe, Broadway Shopping Centre, Deadly

‘Stay Deadly’ is an indigenous artwork by Jessica Johnson which has been installed in the four storey void of Broadway Shopping Centre in the inner west suburb of Glebe. NAIDOC Week 2026 which ran from Sunday 5 July to Sunday 12 July, with this year's theme 50 Years of Deadly celebrating 50 years of NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee). Deadly means excellent, fantastic or cool. The artwork features the rainbow serpent made up of various colourful elements.
Linked to: Through My Lens, Senior Salon Pit Stop, Tuesday Treasures, Happy Tuesday, Travel Tuesday.

Cronulla, mural

This mural of a dystopian beach and life saver is on the wall of a car park along Croydon Street in the southern suburb of Cronulla. It was created in 2019 by street artist Eli Reskov, aka Phool. It is part of the Walk the Walls Street Art Festival, where established and emerging street artists were recruited to paint murals, as part of a large crime prevention program to stop graffiti and vandalism.

Linked to: Monday Mural, Mosaic Monday, Aww Mondays.

King Street Wharf, Bungalow 8

A late afternoon view of a residential and commercial building located along Lime Street at King Street Wharf. Bungalow 8 is a bar and restaurant with views of Darling Harbour.
Linked to: Shadow Shot Sunday, My Sunday Snapshot, Sunday Best, Saturday Critters.

Barangaroo, Nawi Cove

Looking across Nawi Cove from Barangaroo Reserve towards skyscrapers including One Sydney Harbour and Crown Sydney at Barangaroo.

Linked to: Weekend Reflections, All Seasons, Water Thursday.

Barangaroo, skyscrapers

Looking at One Sydney Harbour and Crown Sydney from the inner city suburb of Millers Point. The entrances to Barangaroo metro station are in the foreground beside Hickson Road.

Linked to: Skywatch Friday.

Barangaroo, metro station

 Barangaroo metro station is an underground station on the Sydney Metro North West & Bankstown Line in the inner city suburb of Barangaroo. It opened in 2024 when the Metro North West Line was extended from Chatswood to Sydenham via Central. These escalators connect the concourse with the platforms below. The artwork on the sandstone wall is ‘In Time We Shall’, created by Western-Sydney artist Khaled Sabsasi. They are two of seven circular 3-metre sculptures of trees with leaves fabricated from copper and steel.

Linked to: Words Welcome, Thankful Thursday, Life Captured.

Barangaroo, metro station

Barangaroo metro station is an underground station on the Sydney Metro North West & Bankstown Line in the inner city suburb of Barangaroo. It opened in 2024 when the Metro North West Line was extended from Chatswood to Sydenham via Central. This is one of the benches along the platforms.

Linked to: Happy Now, Wordless Wednesday, Wonderful Wednesday, Signs, Signs.

Redfern, railway station

Looking across the railway station platforms in the inner city suburb of Redfern. The station was upgraded in 2024 to feature a new southern concourse with six new lifts and stair access to Platforms 1-10.

Linked to: Through My Lens, Senior Salon Pit Stop, Tuesday Treasures, Happy Tuesday, Travel Tuesday.