Wallan HDR
Wallan lies one hour north of the city of Melbourne.
7th May 2013.
The lovely Point Addis beach taken from the Fluker Post in HDR.
6th May 2013
This is the Heavenly Queen Temple, Joseph Road, Maribyrnong, Melbourne. Its runs adjacent to the Maribyrnong river, just close to Flemington Racecourse. Information about the centre can be found here. Continue Reading →
Close shot of the side wall of the Footscray Community Arts Centre. HDR.
Older work by RONE in Fitzroy. “Won’t Stop”. HDR
New work, half done, by RONE in Fitzroy. “Never enough”. I look forward to it’s completion. HDR
Ghostly Window on the side of the old ‘Woodend automotive’ building. HDR
Ghostly Windows on the side of the old ‘Woodend automotive’ building. HDR
Amongst all the quaint old houses in Woodend is this space-age modern house. Shot in HDR this morning. Woodend is just over an hour North West of Melbourne.
Amongst all the quaint old houses in Woodend is this space-age modern house. Shot in HDR this morning. Woodend is just over an hour North West of Melbourne.
Old Geelong Cement factory on the hilltop in Fyansford, outside Geelong. HDR.
As a thankyou to Melbourne for enduring the works on Hamer Hall, these huge gladioli were revealed yesterday. They are of course Dame Edna’s favourite flower. Entitled “Bouquet” by artist Brian Thomson. Continue Reading →
As a thankyou to Melbourne for enduring the works on Hamer Hall, these huge gladioli were revealed yesterday. They are of course Dame Edna’s favourite flower. Entitled “Bouquet” by artist Brian Thomson. Continue Reading →
A lovely bit of street art in Footscray. This time a small penguin who seems to have something to celebrate. Maybe the fact that he has escaped the daily rituals of the penguins in Phillip Island? HDR.
Interesting wall in Ridgway Place, Melbourne. HDR
No parking south of this line.
Reverse angle of this mornings post: Sculpture at the top end of the city (Macarthur Street) taken this morning in HDR. It is entitled “Great Petition” and is by artists Susan Hewitt & Penelope Lee (2008). The plaques states: “Referencing the Monster Petition of 1891, this artwork celebrates the individual and collective efforts of Victorian women and their fortitude in claiming the right to vote. It is a permanent acknowledgement of those who united to bring about change.” Commissioned by the Victorian Government in collaboration with the city of Melbourne. You can also see St Patrick’s Cathedral in the background.
Sculpture at the top end of the city (Macarthur Street) taken this morning in HDR. It is entitled “Great Petition” and is by artists Susan Hewitt & Penelope Lee (2008). The plaques states: “Referencing the Monster Petition of 1891, this artwork celebrates the individual and collective efforts of Victorian women and their fortitude in claiming the right to vote. It is a permanent acknowledgement of those who united to bring about change.” Commissioned by the Victorian Government in collaboration with the city of Melbourne. You can also see St Patrick’s Cathedral in the background.
Lovely new Lego Man street art in Hudsons Road, Spotswood. Shot in HDR
See all three shots on one page here.
This is part of the Art in Public Places program, the art is by Josh McCrimmon aka urbanmonk
Torquay beach shot in HDR, May 2012. Torquay is a famous tourist spot for surfers and beach types. Bells Beach is just up the road.
First posted February 2012
This is the ‘Sealight Pavillion’ which now resides in the docklands of Melbourne. You can see the Bolte Bridge in the background. Shot in HDR
“Sealight is a design-make project by Monash University Department of Architecture in collaboration with architecture and engineering practices, Rintala Eggertsson, Grimshaw and Felicetti Constructed of reclaimed timber, Sealight amplifies the natural phenomena of sea and sky and offers a place to meet, to escape the elements or simply to witness the passage of time”
First posted June 2011
One of the smaller Geelong piers. Cunningham pier is the most prominent in Geelong. HDR
First posted June 2011
Cunningham pier found down in Geelong, about an hour out of Melbourne
