Today it was warm and sunny. I went into Sydney to the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at the Australian Museum. It is organised by the Natural History Museum in London with international entrants of 40,000! There are also categories for young photographers. These were some of my favourites.
The penultimate photo is of a fox cub taken from its mother and sold in Italy. The photo was taken to try to highlight and stop this practice.
On the wat to the museum people were enjoying the sunshine after the rain. Sydney is a vibrant ethnically diverse population including many Malay Chinese and people from South East Asia. There are lots of young people and it feels a cool place to be.
Including street artists...
I stopped and had a coffee at St James and as it was lunchtime there were lots of people in the park including a woman doing exercises that looked like Pilates.
There were lots of Australian Ibis. This one was scavenging food from a bin.
He found a chip!
There are many buskers..
And skyscrapers...
This fountain in a pool is over a car park.
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