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An investigation of streets with female names in Sydney

A retrospective

The fence at the end of the world

Anke Stäcker August 7, 2022

Emma Street, Leichhardt on Sunday, 14 February 2021

I have noticed Emma Street a while ago. At the upper end, it feels to me like stepping into a surreal film setting. The world seemingly ends here at a wooden fence, just as the German folk saying went when I was a child. This part of Leichhardt is on a hill before the land slopes down into a valley, so that from a certain angle you only see blue sky above the fence. The deserted colonial house with its verandah on stilts contributes to the bizarre scene.

In psychogeography, female names, architecture, street photography, story telling, urban photography Tags storytelling, streets, flânerie, flâneuse, folklore, urbanexploration, urban exploration, urban, twilight, Leichhardt
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Is this Emily?

Anke Stäcker July 29, 2022

Emily Street, Leichhardt on Saturday, 30 January 2021

Emily is small and quiet. It runs off Catherine Street near Parramatta Road. People have used the nature strip on the footpath to grow plants. A small sunflower has lost all its petals and some seeds and looks like a sad little girl in a green dress. Maybe it’s Emily?

In psychogeography, female names, street photography, urban photography, story telling Tags urbanphotography, urban, Leichhardt, sunflower, sydneyaustralia, flâneuse
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