You may well grow weary of my sunset photographs from Pearses Bay in Blairgowrie, yet it remains the most convenient refuge whenever the weather softens and the winds permit. With Joel away in Adelaide for his weekend concert, I have embarked once more upon my solitary wanderings. Earlier, I accompanied my mother as she browsed the latest round of house auctions, drifting from one prospect to the next with quiet curiosity.
Meanwhile, a measure of discord has arisen from my recent contract work: the hospital has declined to honour the agreement even after the tasks were fully completed. It is, perhaps, another expression of the familiar tyranny of bureaucracy, a reminder of why the health system here languishes in such unwell condition. I have had to call upon my agent to advocate on my behalf, for fairness seldom comes unbidden.
And so I return to the shore—to the calm, to the last light spilling over the bay—where the day ends with more grace than any institution can muster.
Sony A7RV
FE 20-70mm f4 G
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