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13th February 2026

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EMOM - Electronic Music Open Mic 🎶🎧🎹
13th February 2026
These are some photos from 2003 in May Lane near the St. Peters Train station in Sydney. These areas were worked over regularly and these works were assuredly painted over a long time ago. I used a tripod and a trigger release to capture these - respect to the creators.
Two and a half years now, and more than 1800 unique images later, this project has turned into some kind of self-propelling monster. Will it ever end? Can it ever end in a seething metropolis of five million that changes almost every day? And we're only looking at a small part of it here. Anyone who has ever called the Inner West of Sydney home will have very different ideas on what, or even where, the Inner West is. And that's perfectly fine. Way it's ever been. But for the record, all the original photographs on this micro-blog have been snapped within the boundaries of this map. Cheers.
Map: Google Maps/Vanishing Sydney.
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CAPRICCIO OSTERIA & BAR, Leichhardt
Cuisine: Italian
The National Centre of Indigenous Excellence for Inner City NAIDOC. This was a community event celebrating culture, language and identity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. They had dancers, music, and poetry by little children!
Photo: The Other Sociologist.
Terrace house from the street I grew up on in Sydney.
Newtown Tram Depot - Part 3
A small underground part of the depot is surprisingly well-lit and colourful from the layers of graffiti. The missing floor panels allow light to shine in during the day.
Despite the daylight, nature hasn’t quite gained the same stronghold as it has on the ground level. It’s quiet and eerie and feels completely isolated given that civilisation and the noise of the city is only metres away.