These photos are Japan photos cos that was the last time I used this camera. Envisage this: Me tiny digital camera, film camera and iPhone camera at the ready to capture every shot three times. I WAS LONELY, OK? (oh and this is a picture of barrels of Sake)
This was taken on a freezing cold night in Kyoto when I got lost but everything was so pretty I didn't really care. Also I'd been drinking Sake with the crazy Japanese/American guy. What a cool dude.
BOAT! This was on Miyajima Island. I think this river does actually fill when the tide is high. People don't just put boats on the ground and tie them to railings just for the hell of it. Or maybe they do, I choose not to judge.
I can't remember where this is? Somewhere very touristy that I could probably look up the name of very quickly. But you know what, navigating away from this screen right now would break up the flow of my brain and I wouldn't want to interrupt my creative process and actually I just don't care enough to be bothered going to google and typing in the beginnings of what I think this place is called and I probably couldn't spell it and I really want to go make a cup of tea so I'm just not going to. err.. what?
I don't usually like pictures I take on my digital camera, I've been frustratingly unable to figure out how to use it to take interesting photos. I've found that being able to delete things immediately generally leads to me deleting things immediately in a fit of pique if the picture isn't all I've envisioned in my head. But I like this photo. I like it a lot. There may be hope for you yet, young digital camera.
This is some fading pasted art that is near my place of work, in a few days it will probably be all gone, especially with todays rain. SUCH IS ART ON THE STREET. It's hard knock life. 
On Sunday, while I was wandering about in a cold-induced, lemsip-soothed brain haze I came across a whole bunch of street artists repainting an alley in Melbs. Brain said to me: ok lady, see that camera around your neck, see that stuff going on there? Perhaps you should do something about these two seemingly unrelated events. 
OK! I take a photo of the ladies! I was slightly concerned at all times that these peeps were gonna turn around and kick my ass for taking their photo. I don't actually know why, I don't think of street artists as particularly threatening people.
If you look at this old school Boombox closely you will see it has an iPod plugged into it. This made me very happy. Like this-------> :D
I've always wished I could draw/paint. Only so I too, could paint green vampire ladies in purple dresses on walls of Melbourne's alleyways. (also: boobs)
They had torn down all the old posters that had adorned the walls of the alley for probably quite some time. They were quite satisfying to walk over, and I wanted to walk over them a few more times but I thought people might think I was a bit odd..... possibly like you do now. '
They are covered in moss. It's gross/awesome. Things that are gross and awesome at the same time are very rare. You should appreciate this.
There are two of them, parked ridiculously close to one another. Cobwebs on the steering wheel... remind me baby, of you! (no they don't, I don't even drive, I also don't know you)
Rust on the windshield! She's cries on every... you know what I might stop that now. I've already ruined the rest of my day by putting that song in my head. No need to ruin yours too, move along. 
View from my bed. I've got this pretty rubbish old school stereo that my parents gave me for Christmas a few years back, I keep it for sentimental reasons and because it has a tape player and I feel like that could come in handy.
This guy is one of my favourite humans. He's pretty amazing. So is she. 
This picture is either self-explanatory or inexplicable.
Cairns airport. All I remember about Cairns is it being very hot and humid and being very very tired while I was there.
I truly pine for summer. With all my heart.
One of my favourite things about living in a big city is that people are pretty sure (and are usually right) that they can get away with being pretty dumb/crazy/silly in the main street.
:D
I hadn't even realised I had this photo until today and I can't even remember where I took it. It's pretty nice though!
Blurry camera handiwork.
Standoff.
State Library: Now I never use this library. I've been in it maybe twice in my whole life. But I do adore it. Mostly for the outside. Back when I was trying to get over my depressive Sunday's phase I would walk into the city every Sunday, get myself some delicious Japanese takeaway for lunch and eat it sitting on the lawn here and generally read a snippet of whatever story I was into at the time. I still do this occassionally, but it feels like I don't need to as much anymore. NICE STORY. Look at the birdies! Ok moving on...
This is one of those reasonably famous alleyways in Melbourne. It's between the Forum Theatre and Movida and it's mostly familiar to me from dashing through it in the rain heading towards Flinders St. It's absolutely full of awesome street art, and I took a few more photos of the stuff down there but none of them worked out as well as this photo I think. Every time I look at this photo, I have the intense desire to leap that fence and run up the stairs. I just like how they are all zig-zag. YEAH! WOO! Zig Zag!
