The pandemic resulted in an increase in the uptake of technology enabling working from home.
While some organisations are dragging employers back to corporate headquarters, my employer allows an average of two and a half days’ working from home per week.
Most days at lunchtime, we go outside to enjoy the fire generated sunshine, earth and the air. Occasionally, we add water to the experience.
Looking at the Cockle Bay, Sydney lights reflected by the water.
There were plenty of walkers and joggers on the Bay Run yesterday; not much sailing.
Sydney Tower, aka Centrepoint, shimmers gold as the rising sun illuminates the city. As the Autumn sun sets the Tower appears to be etched into the sky. Taken from Catalina Restaurant, Rose Bay, Sydney, Australia.
I attempted to capture the contrasting hues of the water and the sky in this picture. It was one of those moments when the sun catches the turquoise waters of Rose Bay, Sydney, NSW, Australia; meanwhile malevolent rain clouds gather overhead.
About a third of the way from the left, you can just make out the golden top of Sydney (Centre Point) Tower.
The most delicious chocolate mousse, thank you Catalina, Rose Bay, Sydney, Australia.
My second black and white post about seaplanes coming and going from Rose Bay, this time with red accents.
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Sydney Flying Boats
Proud Pelican Pose, Catalina Restaurant, Rose Bay, NSW, Australia.
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