The Observer

The Observer Hotel (69 George St, The Rocks) was built in 1908 on the site of two former hotels: the Observer Tavern (1848-1908) and the Waterman's Arms (1844-1901) and was originally a residential building.
Rumour abounds that the hotel has its own resident ghost, which is said to be the spirit of a woman murdered by the then republican, N. Grindall, in 1944.

[Janette]

Interesting history and a great candid capture.

[Ness Santvoort]

beautiful bright capture Annie

[Robic Upadhayay]

nice blend of colours..like it!

[Rob]

A very interesting shot! Nicely captured!

[Paula W]

Very interesting shot and great processing as always Annie. Looks like a postcard.

[Annie D]

@jdr4690 @paulaw thanks guys - It was taken on Australia Day and I think I was starting to try and do the street photography thing - I have to get past the feeling weird pointing the camera peoples direction - I have been working on it lol

[Sally Ings]

Cool pov, looks rather busy!

[Annie D]

@salza It was Australia Day and the city was buzzing :)

[Paul King]

Great candid / urban street capture love signage and hoardings : a great crowd too Aussie day must be popular : great image

[Derek Vickers]

Nice work Annie. Great composition

[Scott]

Another artistic image that is well done!

[Taffy]

This is such an interesting, dynamic image, Annie. The framing you used makes it look like a poster or an ad for the hotel.

[Annie D]

@paul2782 @derekvickers @sbolden @taffy thank you I was quite pleased with it - Paul, I think half of Sydney ends up in the city on Anzac Day - very busy :)

[Chris]

Wow, talk about signage. Makes a very interesting image.

[Annie D]

@ipost4u it's quite busy isn't it lol - but that is Australia Day