This is a continuation of my walk in St Kilda. We are now in Acland Street, a vibrant and foodie area. From the Pier, we walked past the Palais Theatre and Luna Park. … then passed by the Australian Bicentennial Project which was created in 1988 to celebrate 200 years since the arrival of the…
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HONGKONG HARBOUR Photo taken in 2008
Sunflower
As summer fades, sunflowers bow their heavy heads, their golden glow dimming, surrendering to time and the changing seasons. For Cee’s FOTD Challenge
Tuesday Streetart: Port Campbell – 76
Murals and Public Art in Port Campbell. This is a town in Victoria, Australia, which is on the Great Ocean Road, west of the famous Twelve Apostles. We went there when my sister and niece came over in March of 2024.
Windows of Canongate Kirk
Canongate Kirk is a church in Edinburgh, Scotland. It serves as the parish church for Edinburgh Castle, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and the Scottish Parliament. The church has a round WINDOW in the middle and arched windows on the side.
Love in Hosier Lane
Valentine’s Day feels too commercialized, and I’m not one for big celebrations with my husband. But sometimes, it’s nice to stumble upon graffiti and DOORS filled with love hearts—it’s a simple, unexpected reminder of love in everyday places. Happy Valentine’s Day to those who are celebrating this day. I am linking this to Dan’s Thursday…
A stroll in St Kilda Pier
Last weekend was perfect for a leisurely walk, with the scorching mid-30s heat finally easing to a comfortable 20-25 degrees. We began our stroll at the Catani Archway on the St Kilda foreshore in Melbourne. Designed by Carlo Catani, the archway was part of an ambitious foreshore reclamation and beautification project between 1890 and 1916,…
Tuesday StreetArt: Bronik – 75
ST KILDA Some new StreetArt from my favourite muralist, Bronik. These are drive by shots so it may be a bit blurry.
Ain’t it pretty?
Somewhere in Southeast of Melbourne I am linking this to Brian’s Monday Window Challenge and for Xingfumama’s Whatsoever is Lovely Challenge
Seeing the world differently
Photography captures moments, but the choice between colour and black and white changes how we perceive them. This coloured photo showcase the warmth of a sunset, while a black and white version emphasizes the interplay of light and shadow, making it feel more dramatic or nostalgic. This photo was taken in my local wetlands some…
Empty chairs wait under stormy skies.
I am linking this to Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge and for Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
Painted Doors in London
I’ve previously shared street arts from Shoreditch and Bricklane and now I’d like to share more—here are murals and graffiti on doors for Dan’s Thursday Doors Challenge and for Natalie’s Photographing Public Art Challenge PPAC
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RUINS OF ST PAUL’S CHURCH, MACAU Photo taken in 2008
A walk to the beach and back
This was last December when hubby and I stayed overnight in Phillip Island. Phillip Island is a popular day-trip destination from Melbourne, just off Australia’s southern coast. When we checked in, the owner advised us that the beach was nearby, so we decided to see it for ourselves. The walk to the beach is always…
Tuesday Streetart Faces – 74
SHOREDITCH, LONDON UK Still in Shoreditch… more murals sent to me by my son, Tim, on his way to a meeting.
Cats & Dogs
Cats and dogs roam the streets, some real, some frozen. Cats appear in gigantic murals, wall sculptures, and street art, bringing them to life—playful, watchful, and forever part of the city’s story. Dogs pop up in large and tiny sculptures and public art, tails wagging and tongues out, always ready for adventure. I am linking…
Florence Windows
From the grand arched windows of Renaissance palazzos to the charming wooden shutters of centuries-old homes, each tells a story. Photos from Florence, Italy in 2016 I am linking this to PR’s Monday Window
Winter Lights
My son, Tim, sent this to me. Unfortunately, he visited on the last day of the festival, so it’s no longer available to view. It ran from January 21 to February 1. Nevertheless, here’s a glimpse of the Canary Wharf Winter Lights in London.
Doors of Electric Boxes
Here are some of the utility doors/public art in Melbourne. I am also linking this to Natalie’s Photographing Public Art Challenge -PPAC, for Dan’s Thursday Door Challenge, Johnbo’s Cellpic Sunday and Becky’s GeometricJanuary
Geometry of Flowers
OLD CHEESE FACTORY, BERWICK The Old Cheese Factory grounds showcase a charming mix of flowers, trees, and shrubs that are stunning any time of the year. Here, I also noticed the geometry in the flowers that I found. I am linking this to Cee’s FOTD and for Becky’s GeometricJanuary
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PALAWAN, PHILIPPINES
Tuesday Streetart at Bricklane – 73
This mural shot was taken by my son, Tim, on the way to his work. An amazing collage of spray paint, flowers and grasses in Brick Lane Bridge East London. Hair is by Renatto Ribeiro and Paint By David Plantis. I think it was done over Christmas time, as it has some festive ornaments on…
Windows of the St Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul’s Cathedral, a Neo-Gothic Anglican church in Melbourne, stands opposite Flinders Street Station. Built in 1891, its twin spires and glowing stained-glass windows are especially striking at night. I am linking this to Monday Window Challenge and for Becky’s GeometricJanuary.
Geometrical Chairs & Tables
Metal chairs and tables that have gorgeous geometrical designs. It would be great to have it in the garden. I am linking this to Becky’s GeometricJanuary and for Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge.
Doors as seen from the Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
One of the best ways to explore a city when the weather is unpredictable is by hopping on a Hop-On Hop-Off bus. Sitting on the top deck offers a fantastic perspective. I loved spotting these beautiful Porto doors along the route. These photos have been tucked away in my archives for a while, and it’s…
A walk in the Polka dot world of Yayoi Kusama
‘Our earth is only one polka dot among a million stars in the cosmos.’ Yayoi Kusama, 1968 I had been so looking forward to this exhibit of Yayoi Kusama and I booked the tickets way in advance last year. “Yayoi Kusama is one of the world’s most celebrated living artists. Her polka-dotted pumpkin and flower…
Tuesday Geometric Streetart – 72
Here’s some geometric graffiti street art from around Fitzroy, Melbourne. I snapped this photo ages ago but can’t quite recall the exact spot. Either way, it looks pretty cool, doesn’t it? I am linking this to Becky’s GeometricJanuary.
Pena Palace Windows
These are some windows that haven’t been posted previously. I am linking this to PR’s Monday Window Challenge and for Becky’s GeometricJanuary.
Shoot from Above
Today I’ve put together a variety of photos for Ritva’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge with the theme, Shoot from Above! First is a close-up view from above which transforms a single bloom into an intricate composition, highlighting its natural symmetry. A shot of coffee with barista designs showcases the intricate artistry of latte art, turning…
Colourful Barrio in London
Another vibrant post for Becky’s GeometryJanuary, for Natalie’s Photographing Public Art Challenge and for Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge