Landscapes in Sydney doesn’t just have to be about architecture, it can be about natural elements too. However, this tree does have something architectural about it.

And a natural landscape can be had by going to the nearest park or water-way, like Botany Bay, where twilight had a surprisingly gentle quality.

Libraries aren’t just places of complete silence – there are places for constructive chat as well. These women seem to be having a very art-oriented conversation.

There are of course, the quiet study areas. Places where students and business-types can constructively work. Or nap.

The State Library of NSW was a good place to hide out in on a wet day. We weren’t the only ones hanging out here.

The traditional sandstone facade of the Mitchell Library wing made for some interesting photography outside…

And inside, too.

A rainy day in the city still provides photographic opportunities. I like it when a pop of colour brightens up the gloom.

Like when a bright blue bus passed through the vale of skyscrapers.

Or when a rainbow umbrella (it was Mardi Gras day) and the beds of flowers brightened the scene outside Hyde Park Barracks.