Sydney's version of London's 'Mind The Gap'

I was selling chocolate to raise money for the Cancer Council of Australia. Here's my housemate browsing through the selection.

6pm every evening at Central Station in Sydney, Australia. We all just want to go home.

Sushi is my go-to food every lunch break. I mean come on, how can you resist?

We tried making Indian food for dinner, but we failed spectacularly. So we ended up having this.

I guess I'm really lucky that I see this on a regular basis on my commute home every night.

No this isn't a double exposure. This is just me taking a picture of my reflection while waiting for the ferry.

Photographs of photographs. I ended the day by sticking up photographs on my walls, in my bid to make my room a happier place. The last five years of my life are on my walls - my travels around Europe and the US, my 21st Birthday. Everything. On the bottom right corner is a photograph of myself with one of my favourite singer-songwriters, Charlene Kaye (charlenekaye.com)

The first photograph of the day. I couldn't sleep, so I spent the time talking to my friend Erin (who lives 12 hours away) on my iPad. Sometimes we forget to appreciate how amazing technology is. I live in Sydney, Erin lives near Brisbane, yet we can speak like she's in the same room.