Sydney

"Michael Reid Gallery in Sydney shows some interesting work."

Michael Reid Gallery

"Get the ferry from Circular Quay to Watsons Bay. When you get there, have a bucket of prawns and glass of wine at the Watsons Bay Hotel and let the view soak in."

Watsons Bay Boutique Hotel

"When I first came to Sydney, it was hard to get a good curry, but there’s a place in Enmore called Faheem’s — it doesn’t look like much, but I’d honestly put it in my top two."

Faheem's Fast Food

"For creative inspiration I highly recommend visiting the MCA."

Museum of Contemporary Art

Award-winning UK photographer Simon Harsent initially visited Sydney in 1987 ‘to see a bit of the world’. By the time he moved to New York ten years later – and despite never thinking he would settle in Australia – he was flitting between the two cities, and today has homes in both. His somewhat nomadic existence and the way it enables him to constantly see the places in new lights has informed his creativity enormously, both as an internationally exhibited photographer and co-founder of interdisciplinary creative agency The POOL Collective.

UK native Simon Harsent is a highly awarded photographer and director, as well as the co-founder of creative collective 'The POOL Collective.'

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