Old Owl's photos

Submitted to the Color Wheel project - Green

Much, much better when seen on black. Please press Z.

“Look on every exit as being an entrance somewhere else.” (Tom Stoppard) Perhaps this is better when viewed on black (Press Z).

The children's hand prints are on a sea-container painted in the colours of the Aboriginal flag during NAIDOC celebrations. NAIDOC is the week which recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders as the original Australians. Submitted to the Color Wheel project - Yellow.

Submitted to the Color Wheel project - Orange

Templetonia retusa, known in Western Australia as "Cockie's tongue".

Somewhere between Pinjarra and Mandurah, Western Australia.

Lake Clifton, Western Australia. Taken 2002; scanned 2014.

Portsea, Victoria. Press Z for black.

Fed Square, Melbourne

On the outside of a building in Fitzroy, Melbourne. Australians will, I hope, understand the tragic double meaning of the title. As one of my friends would point out, "Always was, always will be Aboriginal land."

Forrest Chase, Perth, WA

Coolup, South-west highway, WA. I have passed this building many times over the past ten years. I don't think it has never been open or occupied. I seem to remember petrol pumps there once upon a time, but maybe memory plays me false. The highway down to the south west can be quite busy but has been superseded by the John Forrest Highway which bypasses Mandurah and Pinjarra. Eventually the building will be demolished and forgotten.

Forrest Chase, Perth, WA

Northbridge, Perth, WA

Concourse, above Subiaco station, WA