I walk around Adelaide with a camera and a tripod.
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Behind me a voice called out from the shore. "They're still here, you know."
The man gazed out at the horizon and squ... [more]
The coldest, shortest and gloomiest days of winter are fast approaching. However, as achingly miserable as driving to a... [more]
Adelaide has plenty of great beaches within one to two hours drive from the city, perfect for a lazy day on the beach or... [more]
In a small video rental shop ten years ago it wasn't yet the end of the world, but you could see it from here.
The ... [more]
If all you did was walk past Sweetlemon Patisserie's unassuming shopfront and glance in passing at its name, you'd be fo... [more]
iTL Italian Kitchen on the ground floor of SkyCity Adelaide prides itself on rustic Italian dishes with fresh and season... [more]
When a restaurant prides itself on showcasing the local produce of seasonal suppliers, it's a good thing when it is situ... [more]
There are four different ramen offerings at Hajime Japanese Noodle Bar, and all are delicious.
The shoyu ramen bowl h... [more]
What makes a good bowl of ramen?
If the lunchtime queue snaking down The Parade on an unseasonably rainy day in e... [more]
Fine dining restaurants seem, more frequently than not, to adhere to a set of three simple rules, with the oft-repeated ... [more]
7-Eleven, Family Mart and Lawson in Japan are more than convenience stores. To someone who grew up thinking of 7-Eleven ... [more]
When a winter morning dawns dark and overcast with clouds haemorrhaging sheets of biting drizzle - the conditions are pe... [more]
The deckle on the steaming slice of beef brisket is marbled, rich and juicy while the flat has a more toothsome texture.... [more]
Imagine if you went to a Ramones concert and they didn't play "Blitzkrieg Bop?" Or a Coldplay concert without "Clocks?"... [more]
There are two dining experiences available at Bird in Hand Winery's The Gallery Restaurant which is open for lunch every... [more]
The golden hour in landscape photography.
That spectacular half hour after sunrise and before sunset, when the sunlig... [more]
Shallow water sparkles and foams against pristine white sand in Khao Lak. Retreat from the murmuring sea and the tropic... [more]
To walk through Hahndorf's main street is to tread a fine line between culture and frivolity, history and schmaltz. Mo... [more]
It's midday and the Market Plaza Food Court is buzzing.
Trays clatter on tables. Murmured conversations. Orders. A bo... [more]
It was a bucolic scene.
A Sunday that dawned grey and gloomy had, by mid-morning, cleared to reveal a pristine aquama... [more]
It's early in the evening and the sun is low in the sky. Golden light, filtered through translucent blinds, casts lengt... [more]
Ten years ago I spent many cold evenings crammed into Korean Barbecue booths, a grill before me laden with dizzying comb... [more]
It's relatively early on a Friday afternoon and the water filled green vase before me appears to be filled with small, i... [more]
Growing up, some summer days felt like they would last forever. When the blazing midday heat had diffused, afternoons s... [more]
Winter.
There is a reflective, pensive quality to Hahndorf in the colder months. The streets are quiet; the excited b... [more]
What could I, an ignorant visitor on a two-day stopover, know about food in Singapore? How could I even begin to compre... [more]
The view through large windows facing Magill road is that of steady traffic; the noise a murmuring hum with the occasion... [more]
The experience of international travel - perhaps even a large part for some - involves waiting in airport terminals. It... [more]