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Liminal Sibilance

I spend a lot of time walking and hiking, looking at art and moving between cityscapes and natural landscapes. I am drawn to liminal and in-between spaces: edges, transitions and contrasts where one condition meets another. Photography is one way I practise paying attention to place, detail and change.

Sunlit grasses lean across a window.

Reflections fragment a glass city facade.

Blocks of colour sit behind a dark mesh.

Street figures and signage overlap through glass.

A city footpath appears through a reflective shopfront.

Bare branches frame a blue glass building.

Traffic signs point against each other beneath a green light.

A yellow circular sign is divided by the structure around it.

A busy intersection seen through a high window.

The shadow of a tree crosses a concrete path.

A slow-down sign sits beneath a concrete overpass.

Pink blossoms fill the frame.

A coloured line drawing is pinned to a wall.

Purple flowers repeat along a garden bed.

A waterlily opens against dark water and green leaves.

Yellow flowers gather at the edge of a lawn.

Bands of cloud stretch across a blue sky.

A red bus appears in a curved street mirror.

A yellow bicycle sign points into a cloudy sky.

A bright pink Wi-Fi marker topped with a small plant stands among green trees.