Way back in March of this year I went for a slow walk around the Adelaide CBD, all alone. This might seem odd to some people, but our inner city is only 1mile squared and mostly a ghost town around the edges. Aha, you can walk down lanes and alleys without anyone bothering you – which is cool for me, as I love my abstract and architecture photography.
Here are five of the latest uploads to my Flickr gallery from that day.
Check out all my photographs shot around Adelaide since January 2011.
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The edges are always more interesting to me than the city – it usually gets a bit frayed. And there can be a bit of an identity crisis – urban or not?
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So true Paul. Adelaide has a lot of dilapidated, historic and modernistic architecture. It’s amazing to see an empty warehouse surrounded by pastel-concrete highrise boxes. Adelaide is a diverse city, both structurally and architecturally.
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