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NICK MOIR/The Lost City JAMES BRICKWOOD/Parkour CONTACT TAMARA VONINSKI/Paris l'hiver MOTION/David Maurice Smith: ORIGINS MOTION/David Maurice Smith: Barkindji JAMES BRICKWOOD/VOID DAVID MAURICE SMITH/Paper Tigers: Development in Myanmar NICK MOIR/Burned JEREMY PIPER/The Vanishing Suburb: Badgery's Creek DAVID MAURICE SMITH/People of the Parting Rocks RAPHAELA ROSELLA/We met a little early, but I get to love you longer ABOUT OCULI DEAN SEWELL/Hillsdale RAPHAELA ROSELLA/You didn't take away my future, you gave me a new one GEORGE VOULGAROPOULOS/Pilgrim TAMARA VONINSKI/Lingering Days TAMARA VONINSKI/Nullarbor Nymph JAMES BRICKWOOD/Bio MOTION/David Maurice Smith: Living in the Shadows DAVID MAURICE SMITH/Origins GEORGE VOULGAROPOULOS/Son of a Bulgarian GEORGE VOULGAROPOULOS/Western Sydney DEAN SEWELL/Whitewashing the Great Barrier Reef GEORGE VOULGAROPOULOS/Children of Auburn DAVID MAURICE SMITH/Arnhem Land DAVID MAURICE SMITH/Bio DEAN SEWELL/Bio TAMARA VONINSKI/Bio GEORGE VOULGAROPOULOS/Bio DAVID MAURICE SMITH/Where the Floodwaters Escape DAVID MAURICE SMITH/Refugee Crisis: The Balkans DAVID MAURICE SMITH/Syrian Refugees in Jordan RAPHAELA ROSELLA/Bio NICK MOIR/Bio DAVID MAURICE SMITH/Asylum Seekers in West Java JEREMY PIPER/Bio NICK MOIR/Ag Shows (ongoing) NICK MOIR/The Hunt For Cockeyed Bob JEREMY PIPER/In the Name of Progress: Badgery's Creek DEAN SEWELL/El Niño (ongoing) RAPHAELA ROSELLA/You'll know it when you feel it DEAN SEWELL/The Loggers of Saw Bay JAMES BRICKWOOD/Schoolies JAMES BRICKWOOD/Warehouse MATTHEW ABBOTT/Bio JOHN FEELY/Bio ALANA HOLMBERG/Bio MATTHEW ABBOTT/The Land Where The Crow Flies Backwards ALANA HOLMBERG/And Holland Has Tulips JOHN FEELY/Intersections JOHN FEELY/The Outsider DAVID MAURICE SMITH/The Nullarbor

Sydney Parkour

Sydney Parkour

Le Parkour originally comes from the word 'parcour', loosely translated as 'obstacle course'. The 'K' came in later as a more modern and stylish approach to the word. In essence, 'obstacle course' sums up the ideas behind the sport that originated in France - traceurs (the people who participate in the sport) treat city landscapes as one big playground, utilizing the architecture in a way that is both as stylish and graceful as possible. This is an ongoing project documenting the life of a Sydney group of teenagers who use the urban landscape as their playground.

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