With a camera slung over one shoulder and a couple of musty old books tucked under the other arm, this Old Man is a curious blend of philosopher and photographer.
His white hair and inquiring eyes tell tales of countless pictures captured and countless musings pondered. Old Man’s philosophy? Life is a series of fleeting moments, best appreciated through the lens of a camera and the lens of the mind.
Whether he’s debating the virtues of Stoicism with bored friends and acquaintances or capturing the perfect shot of some spectacular landscape, His presence is a reminder that age is but a number, and curiosity is timeless.
So, if you ever find yourself in need of a dose of ancient wisdom or a perfectly framed photograph, just look for this Old Man, a man with the big smile and the knack for seeing beauty in the mundane.
Adelaide’s metropolitan beaches stretch for approximately 30 kilometres from Seacliff to North Haven. This coastline is a connected system where sand naturally moves northward due to wind and waves.