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I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
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I’ve been quiet for a while since what happened at Bondi last Sunday. It’s taken me some time to process what I witnessed. Bondi Beach is one of the dearest places in my life. The very first time I visited Australia, I was floating in the water here when I fell in love with this country. That day changed my life. I gave up everything and moved here because of what I felt on this sand, by this ocean. For more than 11 years, Bondi has been my place of calm. No matter how I felt, I could come here and it would quiet my mind. I’ve photographed this beach for over a decade, and it has always represented beauty, freedom, and peace to me. Last Sunday, I was heading out to grab something for dinner with my girlfriend. As we were arriving at the Bondi Pavilion, we heard the first shot, and moments later the whole beach turned into a war zone. We were stuck between two cars, unable to move, witnessing the madness from a very short distance. What I saw and heard is hard to forget, and I’m afraid it has changed my feelings about this place for a very long time. My heart goes out to everyone who was injured, everyone who lost someone, and everyone affected, including those who had to witness this horrific act. I feel deeply sorry for the pain this has caused. I also want to acknowledge the courage of those who stepped in to help. Today was the first time I returned to Bondi since that day. It felt strange and unreal to be there again. There was a heaviness in the air, but it also reminded me why this place has always meant so much to me, and to so many others. These are a few of my favourite images from Bondi over the years. Not to forget what happened here, but to remember the beauty, the light, and the peace this place has always given me, and to hold onto the hope that it can be that place again, a place where people unite and find joy together.
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