Ruth Spitzer Designz

29/10/2024

Being a lover of books, cats and all things derelict. Here are a few of my AI library series.

21/09/2024

15/08/2024

Aaaah nostalgia … what timeless beauty in this clunk of hardware.

13/08/2024

A dose of beautiful aged patina.

26/02/2024

Point of View.

30/01/2024

Sydney Harbour at its best.

29/01/2024

Stormy clouds at Wollongong Harbour.

25/01/2024

Reflections at Grosvener Place in Sydney.

22/01/2024

BW or colour is always the big debate. Featured here, the Sydney Harbour Bridge using a creative technique in-camera during Vivid.
Previously posted, this image in BW. What’s your preference?

19/01/2024

Storm clouds rolling in at Austinmer Beach in Thirroul.

18/01/2024

Australian icons lives on in architectural history and memorialised in Hollywood.

“All the children in the world are my children” – a quote from Australian Author and Illustrator May Gibbs, well known for her Classic Children’s Books based on Australian Flora to become the famous Gumnut Babies, Snugglepot, Cuddlepie and Flannel Flower Babies.

After her passing, May’s abode - nestled on the northern shore of Sydney - becomes a historic museum in 1994. And the setting of May Gibbs’s loungeroom becomes the scene for a New Year’s Even party in the film ‘Ladies in Black’ featuring renowned actors Rachael Taylor, Julia Ormond and Shane Jacobson.

Parts of the movie were also filmed in David Jones, Sydney Tramway Museum in Loftus and the Hydro Majestic Hotel in the Blue Mountains.

Walking through May’s home and gardens was a pure delight. Check out the photos here: https://loom.ly/W2iuCXA

Famous Australian Author and Illustrator May Gibbs’ Nutcote house, a museum for the public and the backdrop to the film ‘Ladies in Black’.

16/01/2024

Queen Victoria Building (QBV)
This historic beauty in the Sydney CBD, first opened in 1898 with its elaborate Romanesque architecture.

16/01/2024

Originally known as Georges River Bridge - Tom Ugly's as we call it commenced construction in 1922.
The bridge was in use from April 1929 and officially opened 11 May 1929.

More on the history of Tom Ugly's
https://loom.ly/4ty7umA