Botanic Gardens, The Calyx

The man made island located in the middle of the entrance to The Calyx, an exhibition space in the Royal Botanic Gardens. Sydney Tower is reflected in the surrounding pond.

Linked to: Weekend Reflections, All Seasons.

Bexley, St Mary & St Mina Coptic Orthodox Church

St Mary & St Mina Coptic Orthodox Church, built in 2001, is located along Bayview Street, in the southern suburb of Bexley.

Linked to: Skywatch Friday, InSPIREd Sunday.

Clovelly Bay

A swimmer contemplates the rough ocean waves in Clovelly Bay just before jumping in for a swim from Tom Caddy Point, in the eastern suburb of Clovelly.

Linked to: Signs, Signs, Fences Around The World.

Royal Botanic Gardens, Old Mill Garden

Looking across the Old Mill Garden in the Royal Botanic Gardens, towards the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The Greenway Building was built as the stables for the nearby Government House in 1821 and converted to the Conservatorium of Music in 1916.

Linked to: Wordless Wednesday, My Corner of the World, Over the Moon, Floral Friday Foto.

Royal Botanic Gardens, Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail

The Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail is an exhibition of hand-painted koala sculptures located in the Royal Botanic Gardens from 4 October to 30 November 2019. The unique designs are painted by Australian artists on these one metre high sculptures to encourage people to care for Australian plants and wildlife. More of these can be seen here and here.

Linked to: Our World Tuesday, Tuesday Treasures, Travel Tuesday, Ruby Tuesday.

Leichhardt, mural

This colourful mural is on the wall of the Styles Street Children's Community Long Day Care Centre in the inner city suburb of Leichhardt.

Linked to: Monday Mural, Blue Monday, Through My Lens.

Rozelle, Primitive Methodist Church

The former Primitive Methodist Church is located on the corner of Darling Street and Nelson Street, in the inner west suburb of Rozelle. It was purchased by Leichhardt Council in 1975 from Mr Harrie Hannaford and transformed into the Hannaford Community Centre, a seniors and community centre.

Linked to: Shadow Shot Sunday, InSPIREd Sunday, Sundays In My City.

Botanic Gardens, Main Pond, island

A view of the island in the middle of the Main Pond in the Royal Botanic Gardens, looking towards the Sydney skyline.

Linked to: Weekend Reflections, All Seasons.

Wolli Creek, Cooks River

A sunset view of a pontoon on the Cooks River at Tempe, looking towards the southern suburb of Wolli Creek.

Linked to: Skywatch Friday, Fences Around The World.

Balmain, Gladstone Park

This entrance to Gladstone Park is located on the corner of Darling Street and Booth Street, in the inner city suburb of Balmain. Gladstone Park is a heritage listed public park formally established in c.1882.

Linked to: Signs, Signs, Floral Friday Foto.

Tamarama, MacKenzies Bay

A view of MacKenzies Bay, in the eastern suburb of Tamarama looking towards Bronte and Clovelly.

Linked to: Wordless Wednesday, My Corner of the World, Over the Moon.

Birchgrove, wharf

Birchgrove Wharf is at the end of Louisa Road, in the inner west suburb of Birchgrove. It is also known as the Yurulbin Point Wharf and previously known as Longnose Point wharf. The covered passenger waiting area connects to a pontoon ferry wharf which was built in 2018. It is located on the Parramatta River, as it enters Sydney Harbour and is serviced by Sydney Ferries on the Inner Harbour Services between Circular Quayand Cockatoo Island.

Linked to: Our World Tuesday, Tuesday Treasures, Ruby Tuesday, Travel Tuesday, Souvenirs.

Hurstville, sculpture and mural

The Miles Franklin statue and mural are located on the corner of MacMahon Street and Dora Street, in the southern suburb of Hurstville. Miles Franklin, best known for her classic Australian novel “My Brilliant Career”, lived and worked in the Hurstville area. The mural depicts scenes from her life, including her friendship with famous literary figures of the time including Henry Lawson. Born Stella Maria Sarah Miles Franklin, she used the nom de plume to disguise her gender and increase her chances of being published.

Linked to: Monday Mural, Blue Monday, Through My Lens.

Tamarama, Sculpture By The Sea

In the Grey of Daybreak by Koichi Ishino

Kore that Awakening (2016) & Colossus Awakens (2016) by Egor Zigura

Waiting for Rain by Jimmy Rix

Rhythms of Life by Alicia Zhao

Grace by Tim Macfarlane Reid

Ouroboros by Charlie Trivers

Vintage / Bush Truck by Janine McAullay Bott

The 23rd annual Sculpture by the Sea was again located along the two kilometre coastal walk from Bondi to Tamarama from 24 October to 10 November 2019. These sculptures were in Marks Park and the cliffs around it, in the eastern suburb of Tamarama with backdrops of the Pacific Ocean.

Linked to: Shadow Shot Sunday, Weekend Reflections, Sundays In My City, All Seasons.

Tamarama, Sculpture By The Sea

The Present Moment, this Moving World by Nadia Odlum

Time After Time No. 2 by Cui Yi

Baptismos by James Rogers

Capture and Store by Stephen King

Complex Nest by Jakub Geltner

SuperSuccah by Supermanoeuvre

Oushi Zokei – Trajectory of Winds by Keizo Ushio

The 23rd annual Sculpture by the Sea was again located along the two kilometre coastal walk from Bondi to Tamarama from 24 October to 10 November 2019. These sculptures were in Marks Park and the cliffs around it, in the eastern suburb of Tamarama with backdrops of North Bondi and the Pacific Ocean.

Linked to: Weekend Reflections, All Seasons.

Bondi, Sculpture By The Sea

Dance by Barbara Licha

Level by David Jensz

The Statue of Mad Liberty by Wang Kaifang

190601 by Toshio Iezumi

Empires Dismantled by Richard Byrnes

Red Gum by Naomi Taylor Royds

Spilt Imprint by Katie Stewart

The 23rd annual Sculpture by the Sea was again located along the two kilometre coastal walk from Bondi to Tamarama from 24 October to 10 November 2019. These sculptures were located along the cliffs in the eastern suburb of Bondi with backdrops of North Bondi, Tamarama and the Pacific Ocean.

Linked to: Skywatch Friday, Fences Around The World.

Tamarama, Sculpture By The Sea

The Elements of Time (2018) by Markus Hofer

Agamemnon by Ron Robertson-Swann OAM

Siteplan 2026 by Anthony Battaglia

SEQUINtial Reflections by Denise Pepper

More Than It Seems by Geraldo Zamproni

Filter by Maurizio Perron

Thru by Katja Grinling

The 23rd annual Sculpture by the Sea was again located along the two kilometre coastal walk from Bondi to Tamarama from 24 October to 10 November 2019. These sculptures were along the cliffs in the eastern suburb of Tamarama with backdrops of Bronte and the Pacific Ocean.

Linked to: Signs, Signs.

Tamarama, Sculpture By The Sea

Front Line (2014) by Monika & Bohus Kubinsky

Floating – Grounded Figure (2018) by Greg Johns

Between (2017) by Danai Kotsaki

Transience by Urban Cave

Cloud Drawn by Paul Bacon

Veiled by Britt Mikkelsen

The 23rd annual Sculpture by the Sea was again located along the two kilometre coastal walk from Bondi to Tamarama from 24 October to 10 November 2019. These sculptures were in Marks Park in the eastern suburb of Tamarama with backdrops of Bronte and the Pacific Ocean.

Linked to: Wordless Wednesday, My Corner of the World, Over the Moon.