This street performer mesmerised the public for a very long time step dancing opposite the Sydney Town Hall. Not only is step dancing rare as a street act but his selection of music was quite surprising too: classical. The arrangements were upbeat and performed on modern instruments but the tunes were unmistakably of the old masters.
I think his muscular body raised few smiles amongst the female audience too.
A men sitting next to Sydney Town Hall. Behind him a glass wall fencing of the entry to the railway station. By a curious light and half reflective nature of glass he gets halved and doubled at the same time. Naturally, to capture such photo you need to select your position where the angle of view creates strongest mirroring effect.
This banjo player set himself up right at the entry of Coles opposite the Sydney Town Hall. I admired how his big hands handled the instrument with biggest of ease and obvious virtuosity. Banjo is not a typical basking instrument and it was nice to see and hear something different.
I’ve met this interesting girl near the Sydney Town Hall while she was buying a quick snack for her lunch. There was something very special about her. Perhaps the “model search” t-shirt was an obvious give away. She had stunning facial features, emphasised by the bandanna and a figure of a super-model. Thank you gorgeous.
It was strange to hear this guitar player’s grungy music and view the neoclassical architecture of Sydney Town Hall.
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