It seems that when it’s AFL season the whole population of Melbourne goes, at one time or another, to the MCG.
It’s about to be AFL season … and we’ll be joining the rest of the population there at least once. You simply can’t not go.
Tim’s shot is here.
How about we meet on the steps of Flinders St station?
It’s a well-known refrain for locals and visitors alike, as is, ‘how about we meet under the clocks?’.
If you’re in Melbourne and you need a place to meet – this is it.
Tim caught a different view of Flinders St station. You can see it here.
My interpretation of the Bolte Bridge is much more abstract than most of my images.
My camera just wouldn’t focus, but I thought I’d take the shot anyway. Most images of the Bolte Bridge are in sharp focus, so mine is, in a sense, an aberration.
Tim’s shot is here.
I did manage to get one in focus … I really like the stripes on the water.
My husband Tim has been engaged in a 365 (or is it 366 because of the leap year?) photographic project for almost … well, almost 365 days now.
Tim has invited me to end this project with him, and so I will be uploading an iconic image as I see it: two views of the same icon.
Our perspectives are quite different: I tend to be more literal, where Tim often tends towards the abstract. As in many things, we complement each other.
Below is my take on the Royal Exhibition Building; here is Tim’s.
Musings from the cold 