These were taken on Kodak Max 400 and a OM4 Olympus camera, lens is a 50mm or 80mm Zuiko - don't remember. Developed with Kodak Flexicolour chemicals. Scanned on a Epson V850 Pro

I remember the time spent here with gratitude. The home belonged to the late Michael Wright, a beautiful one bedroom house with external toilet in the heart of birchgrove in Sydney. Its an afluent suburb with immaculate units and homes all around with shiny new materials, glass and modernness. Michael had this house from the 70's and lived a life with its firm support and safe haven amidst whatever storms he weathered inner and outer.

So, it was a priveledge and of great personal significance and meaning to spend a few days before its sale to its new owners - a happy couple who thankfully caught the charm, and will not be demolishing it for a modern sterile replacement.

The black ute happened upon em when visiting John Bayot at the Branksome hotel in Mascot. A fitting number plate cutting through the romantic mysts in my drunken spirit this particular weekend. Drunk in the Sufi sense... I was of course not drinking.

Enjoy.