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PhotoChronicles PhotoChronicles is built on a simple idea, photography should feel lived‑in. It should carry the warmth of a Sydney afternoon, the grit of a suburban street, the openness of the Australian coastline. These aren’t just images — they’re sensory memories. They hold the sound of cicadas, the smell of summer storms, the texture of old timber wharves. They’re the moments that define us, captured with clarity and intention.

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PhotoChronicles PhotoChronicles is built on a simple idea, photography should feel lived‑in. It should carry the warmth of a Sydney afternoon, the grit of a suburban street, the openness of the Australian coastline. These aren’t just images — they’re sensory memories. They hold the sound of cicadas, the smell of summer storms, the texture of old timber wharves. They’re the moments that define us, captured with clarity and intention.
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    A Journey Through Time: The Story of Fort Denison, Sydney

    ByMike Fernandes November 6, 2023June 27, 2025

    Introduction Fort Denison, a small island located in Sydney Harbour, is a place of historical significance and natural beauty. Once a penal site and defensive facility, it is now part of the Sydney Harbour National Park and serves as a popular tourist attraction. Early History The story of Fort Denison begins in the mid-19th century….

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    A brief timeline of the history of the Sydney Harbour Bridge

    ByMike Fernandes November 6, 2023June 27, 2025

    1788: Before the arrival of Europeans in 1788, both sides of Sydney Harbour, where the Sydney Harbour Bridge would later be built, were the home of the Eora people. 1815: Convict and architect Francis Greenway suggested the construction of a bridge across the harbour. 1857: Engineer Peter Henderson proposed the construction of a large cast…

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    A Journey Through Time: The History of Sydney

    ByMike Fernandes November 5, 2023June 27, 2025

    Sydney, the vibrant capital of New South Wales, Australia, boasts a rich and fascinating history that stretches back tens of thousands of years. This blog post will take you on a journey through time, exploring the key events and milestones that have shaped this iconic city as it continues to grow and change. Pre-Colonial Era…

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    The timeline of the famous Sydney Ferries

    ByMike Fernandes November 5, 2023June 27, 2025

    The timeline of Sydney Ferries: 1789: The First Fleet arrives, marking the beginning of ferry services in Sydney. The first ferry, The Rose Hill Packet (also known as “The Lump”), is built by convicts and powered by sail and oar. It operates from Sydney Cove to the settlement of Parramatta. Mid-1830s: Regular services are established…

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    Daphne’s Corner is a website we find interesting and worth a look. It is all about her passion & loves of life which is similar to our site. Daphne may be a guest blogger on our site soon.

    ByMike Fernandes November 4, 2023June 27, 2025

     Finally, I’ve discovered my true passion, something that brings me immense joy and satisfaction. It’s the world of plants that has captivated my heart. The myriad of colors, the diversity of species, and the unique styles that nature effortlessly exhibits, all contribute to my fascination. The vibrancy and life that plants bring are not just…

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    The Hero of Waterloo Hotel & the Rocks, Sydney

    ByMike Fernandes November 3, 2023June 27, 2025

     The Hero of Waterloo Hotel, established in 1842, holds the distinction of possibly being Sydney’s longest trading hotel. Nestled in the historic area known as The Rocks, this hotel has borne witness to the transformation of Sydney from its early days to the bustling metropolis it is today. The Rocks, a locality within Sydney, has…

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    Primrose Park, Cremorne

    ByMike Fernandes November 1, 2023June 27, 2025

     Primrose Park, is located in Cremorne on the lower north shore of Sydney, New South Wales. A spectacular and interesting park that offers a variety of recreational activities for both locals and visitors. The park is situated on the foreshores of Willoughby Bay, making it a popular destination due to its mix of sporting and…

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    10 quick pointers on how to photograph a cityscape?

    ByMike Fernandes October 31, 2023June 27, 2025

     Have you ever had trouble taking a good cityscape photograph? Here are some pointers that may give you that edge. Make sure you get something at the edge of the photo that makes it straight. You may need to trim the picture as it may be center-focused and have to much sky or other info…

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    White Bay Power Station: A Historic Landmark in Sydney

    ByMike Fernandes October 30, 2023June 27, 2025

    If you have ever walked or driven across the Anzac Bridge in Sydney, you may have noticed a large interesting brick building with four tall large chimneys on the shore of White Bay. This was the White Bay Power Station, a heritage listed former coal-fired power station that has been inactive for almost 40 years….

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    Callan Park, Lilyfield – An amazing Historical Park

    ByMike Fernandes October 30, 2023June 27, 2025

     Callan Park is a 61-hectare heritage-listed site in Lilyfield a suburb in the Inner West of Sydney about 10 minutes from the city. It has an interesting and diverse history that still affects people today and spans over 150 years, from the colonial era to the wars & now the present day. People to this…

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