Point Nepean
Fifteen shots from the lovely Pont Nepean National Park, past Portsea. Continue Reading →
Fifteen shots from the lovely Pont Nepean National Park, past Portsea. Continue Reading →
Twenty four shots from around the Bellarine peninsula, all from my instagram feed. Click here to see all 24 photos on one page. Photos are as follows; 
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Various shots of the Auction Rooms Cafe in North Melbourne. (103-107 Errol Street). These shots were all taken by my daughter.
The interiors of the cafe are rustic or industrial with just a little touch of shabby chic. There are wonderful syphons for the coffee/tea as you can see in the photos.
Aami park stadium shot at night. The Burnley tunnel is in the foreground.
First posted June 2011
Just off Greville Street, Prahran is St Edmonds cafe with some cool art on it’s walls. HDR
First posted June 2011
A very interesting spot in Prahran, well worth a visit. Greville Street is full of unique shops. HDR
First posted June 2011
A very interesting spot in Prahran, well worth a visit. Greville Street is full of unique shops. HDR
First posted June 2011
The fantastically interesting Chapel Street Bazaar. I remember it from when it was around the corner in Greville Street. Great collectibles, nic-nacs, jewellery, antique furniture and much much more. This photo came third in the ‘What I love about Stonnington’ competition. It has been printed on postcards and distributed around the city. HDR
First posted June 2011
This is the lovely Greville Street Record shop in Prahran. HDR
First posted June 2011
The wonderful and much photographed Flinders Street Station. This time in HDR.
First posted June 2011
More of the crowd leaving a footy match and wandering past the Giant Sky Wheel in Birrarung Marr parklands
First posted 5th July 2007
Adam Elliot created the character of Havey Krumpet and in 2003 won an oscar for the short movie which he directed, wrote and animated. The movie is narrated by Geoffrey Rush (Captain Barbosa from “Pirates of the Caribbean”). In fine form, Adam has left Harvie together with Oscar for all to see in the foyer of ACMI (Australian Centre for the moving image). I have shown the cafe from ACMI before here. ACMI is located at the back of Federation Square.
First posted 3rd February 2010
Over Summer I went to Phillip Island, two hours South-East of Melbourne. The Phillip Island Motogp is run there each yaer in November. Adjacent to the circuit is a replica (one fifth the size of the real one) where you can race go karts. We had a ball over our twenty minutes, using one single kart and one tandem kart for two people. Full details can be found here.
First posted 13th March 2009
I wonder if these fish at the Melbourne Aquarium ever get sick of being called Nemo?
First posted 12th March 2009
The Melbourne Aquarium has recently extended and now includes an Antartica penguin enclosure. The attraction is on the corner of Flinders and King Streets, Melbourne. Full details at the aquarium website.
First posted 19th February 2009
Inside the National Gallery of Victoria (at Federation Square). There are lots of Interesting angles and shapes as you look down the various stair wells.
First posted 4th October 2009
The wonderful view from the new Hilton Hotel, South Wharf, Melbourne. This was taken from one of the ‘city view rooms’ on the 13th floor, (it goes even higher). Some rooms on the opposite side of the hotel look toward the bay and the Westgate Bridge. We didn’t get sick of this view, in fact it changed a lot over the 24 hours we were there. This shot was taken early evening, I may show another shot tomorrow taken at night.
First posted 16th January 2009
More of the lovely flowers on display at theCranbourne Botanical Gardens, this time Banksia
First posted 10th January 2009
Some of the lovely flowers from the Cranbourne Botanical Gardens,
First posted 16th November 2009
The JBWere Australian Masters finished yesterday at the Kingston Heath Golf Club in Melbourne. Won by Tiger Woods who, on top of his prize money, was apparently paid $3 miliion to attend the event. The crowds were great, the atmosphere was great and all had a good time. It was fun to watch the dust storm following the crowd that chose to follow Tiger around each hole. I shot this as he tapped in for a par on the par 3 eigth hole.
First posted 2nd February 2009
Last night I was lucky enough to see the mens singles final of the Kia Australian Open at Rod Laver arena, after winning a double pass. In what has been described as the best final at the arena, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal fought a very close match over five sets. Nadal finally won after beaking Federer twice in the last set. The final score was 7-5, 3-6, 7-6, 3-6, 6-2. Federer was aiming to equal the Pete Sampras record of 14 grand Slam wins and became very emotional after the match. More photos from the match over the next few days. Nadal remains world number one.
