Back with part five. This series shows images from my trip to Sydney in Feb. In case you missed the enthralling story to this point, you can find part one here, part two here, part three here and part four here.
Back in the car and headed south we stopped at Central Tilba a very tidy little village full of very beautiful tidy buildings. Today I loaded a roll of Ilford FP4 into the F3 to see what I could see. I found the hall interesting, lots of lines and the decking at the side had even more lines. The hotel had the a really cool old fig tree with a twisted trunk that somehow looked just right for the rest of the building.
Then back in the car and drive, what an amazing part of the world. I'll have to come back again and do this day's drive in about two weeks. There were so many places that if I had unlimited time I would have been stopping and getting out to take photos. Hills, trees, lakes, little inlets, rivers, beaches. South coast of NSW, I'll be back! Most of the shots were a bit rushed but here is a couple from the road and a few from the rocks at Bermagui.
I also really like the little roadside oddities that you see as you drive along. So naturally I yelled out that we had to stop when I saw these couple of sights.
So to finish off this roll is a shot of the old fisho's at Tathra jetty. I quite like this shot in spite of it being a bit soft (grrrr mad at myself here). Lots more lines, it seems to be a sub-theme going on.
That's it for this roll and this post, back with more thoughts and images soon (just one more to go in this series).
