hanging
Originally uploaded by trishaleen
Being hung after cleaning
Tapestry in the State Library
Oz by Martin Sharp
Fleur
9 years ago
Friday, September 19, 2008
hanging
hanging
Originally uploaded by trishaleen
About my photographs.
The photograph of the Library was taken from the women's bathroom in the restaurant Level 41, (the food was also pretty good).
The 'two planes' was taken when a plan flew past so close to the window by the time I whipped my camera out it had past by, but low and behold there was another one just a little further in the distance. So in the image you can see two jet streams.
I shot Queen Mary 2 from the Mitchell roof
The photograph of the Library was taken from the women's bathroom in the restaurant Level 41, (the food was also pretty good).
The 'two planes' was taken when a plan flew past so close to the window by the time I whipped my camera out it had past by, but low and behold there was another one just a little further in the distance. So in the image you can see two jet streams.
I shot Queen Mary 2 from the Mitchell roof
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Australian Centre of Photography
Panel Discussion
Web 2.0 in Review
6pm Thursday 18 September Free Admission
As the hype that surrounded the arrival of Web 2 begins to settle, we take a broad look at the social networks, virtual environments and new platforms that mushroomed in the past 2 years, to assess how and why they succeeded, what didn't work, and what's in store for the future.
Panellists include Gary Hayes (AFTRS LAMP) and Kathy Cleland (writer, curator and lecturer in new media at Sydney University)
Panel Discussion
Web 2.0 in Review
6pm Thursday 18 September Free Admission
As the hype that surrounded the arrival of Web 2 begins to settle, we take a broad look at the social networks, virtual environments and new platforms that mushroomed in the past 2 years, to assess how and why they succeeded, what didn't work, and what's in store for the future.
Panellists include Gary Hayes (AFTRS LAMP) and Kathy Cleland (writer, curator and lecturer in new media at Sydney University)
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
GLBRQ History Forums
The Pride History Group is finally rolling out a series of GLBTQ history forums. This is our first and we are aiming to make it engrossing and informative.
Guest speaker will be Peter de Waal the author of “Unfit for Publication: NSW Supreme Court and other Bestiality, Buggery and Sodomy Trials 1727 – 1930”.
The Pride History Group is proud to have Peter, a pioneering gay activist, speak about this ground breaking publication and some interesting cases.
Sunday, 31st August 2008,
2pm
Benledi,
186 Glebe Point Road,
Glebe NSW 2037
Light refreshments will be served at 2pm and the forum will start around 2:30pm.
Please RSVP before Saturday 30th August. The space is not huge and we are expecting a largish turn up. Phone: 9558 9419 Mobile : 0409 929 270
www.pridehistorygroup.org.au phg@unwired.com.au
See you there.
John Witte
President
Pride History Group
Suite 2, "Benledi"
186 Glebe Point Road
GLEBE
Guest speaker will be Peter de Waal the author of “Unfit for Publication: NSW Supreme Court and other Bestiality, Buggery and Sodomy Trials 1727 – 1930”.
The Pride History Group is proud to have Peter, a pioneering gay activist, speak about this ground breaking publication and some interesting cases.
Sunday, 31st August 2008,
2pm
Benledi,
186 Glebe Point Road,
Glebe NSW 2037
Light refreshments will be served at 2pm and the forum will start around 2:30pm.
Please RSVP before Saturday 30th August. The space is not huge and we are expecting a largish turn up. Phone: 9558 9419 Mobile : 0409 929 270
www.pridehistorygroup.org.au phg@unwired.com.au
See you there.
John Witte
President
Pride History Group
Suite 2, "Benledi"
186 Glebe Point Road
GLEBE
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