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Where people have been

Every image here has a structure in it, and that structure gives the eye somewhere to go. It is the reason these work in offices and hallways, where a viewer is passing rather than sitting.

The city

Jeffrey St Wharf, Sydney Skyline Sunset is the harbour image in this group, made at the hour when the buildings light up but the sky has not gone black.

Country buildings

Burra Homestead, SA, Blythe Homestead, Wangi, NT and Nulla Shearing Shed, Wentworth, NSW are pastoral Australia. Boat Shed, Crater Lake, TAS is the same instinct in alpine country.

Huts

Craig's Hut, Alpine National Park, VIC, Dogmans Hut, Alpine NP, Geehi Hut, Murray River, Kosciuszko National Park and Kitchen Hut, Cradle Mountain, TAS are the high country group, and they have their own collection if that is what you are after.

Coastal structures

London Bridge, VIC and Brighton Beach Huts, VIC put a built object against water.

Choosing for an office

City and infrastructure images read as purposeful and are the safest choice for a room where people work. The homestead and shed images are warmer and read better at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there many city images?

No. This catalogue is built on landscape, and the urban work is a small part of it. Jeffrey St Wharf, Sydney Skyline Sunset is the principal harbour image.

What is the difference between this and the Huts & Homesteads collection?

This page covers built structures broadly, including city and coastal. Huts & Homesteads narrows to the working buildings of the high country and the pastoral districts.

Which of these suit an office?

The city and infrastructure images. They read as deliberate rather than restful, which is what most people want in a working room. Frames come with two D rings and hang on a standard track system.

Do you have prints of other Australian cities?

The city work in this catalogue is limited and centred on Sydney. If you are looking for a specific place, search the catalogue by name, since every photograph carries its location in the title.