Tuesday Streetart: Hosier Lane – 95

Came across this piece in Hosier Lane by @anamillas — a skull with a single red rose beneath the words “Not the flowers we want.” It made me pause. In a laneway full of vibrant murals, this one felt quieter — but heavier. It’s a tribute to the many women still living under the weight…

A window and a red skirt

Spotted this charming window shop in Belgrave, tucked in the Dandenong Ranges. A mannequin in a red skirt and top stood proudly on display—simple but striking. Just one of the little gems that make this creative town so fun to explore. I am linking this to Monday Window Princess and Becky’s Simply Red

Ditch swallowed a little red car

Spotted on Acland Street in St Kilda a little red car casually parked in a ditch—on purpose! No accidents here, just a quirky display that makes you do a double look. It’s like it’s saying, “Let’s turn roadworks into art.” And honestly? It works. Because only here could a car halfway underground still look cool….

Floral Friday – 7

Raindrops on red flowers look so pretty… like little sparkles on velvet petals. The rain makes the red even deeper and more alive. I am linking this to : Becky’s Simply Red Cee’s FOTD Floral Friday

Red Phone Booth Door

I still remember the first time I saw a red phone booth on my first trip to London back in 2016 — it was love at first sight! There’s just something about them that feels so iconic and charming. Ever since then, I’ve been a little obsessed. Every time I spot a red phone booth…

Tuesday Streetart – 94

This is “Living My Own Fairytale” done by ꓘLƎR, a street artist from Switzerland. This can be found in Wells Street in Bristol. Simply Red

Palais Theatre Window

The Palais Theatre in St Kilda has been a Melbourne icon since it opened in 1927. Originally built as a cinema, it replaced an earlier venue that burned down. With its grand Art Deco style and seaside location, it quickly became a favourite spot for live shows and concerts. Today, it’s still one of the…

About last night

There were some red (or red-ish!) dishes from last night’s dinner taken with my cellphone. My friend’s cousin is visiting from the Philippines for a couple of weeks, so she put together a little dinner so we could all meet her. Great food, lots of laughs, and a splash of colour on every plate!

A Red beanie kind of day

It’s beanie weather in Melbourne today! Cold enough to make your ears tingle, but sunny enough to still enjoy being out. I’ve got my layers on and my RED beanie snug — winter mode activated! I am linking this to 6WS and to Simply Red

Red Floral Friday – 7

Looking back to my trip to Akaroa. This is a field of red flowers at the Giants House. I am linking this to: Floral Friday Cee’s FOTD Becky’s Simply Red

Red Doors of the St Kilda Kiosk

The St Kilda Kiosk, perched at the end of the St Kilda Pier, has been a familiar landmark since the early 1900s. Originally built in 1904, it served refreshments to the many locals and visitors who flocked to the pier for seaside strolls and boat trips. The building, with its distinctive Edwardian design, became a…

Wordless Wednesday – 39

PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC I’m also linking this to Becky’s Simply Red Challenge. Just seeing photos of Prague on Google had already made it one of my top bucket list cities — so finally visiting in 2018 was truly a red-letter day for me.

Welcoming Red Squares

My initial post, welcoming everyone, for Becky’s Square Challenge for this month of July. The theme is ‘‘Simply Red‘  Here’s a signage at the cafe in Gardenworld, Springvale. We went there for a sketching meet up last February 2025.

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

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.

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

Geometry in Chairs found in Bristol

These chairs were from my travels in 2023 and it was taken from the main street in Bristol, UK. I am linking this to Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge Debbie’s Six Word Saturday and Becky’s GeometricJanuary

Shot Tower Melbourne

In Melbourne Central shopping centre, you’ll find a 20-story glass cone designed by Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa. Inside it stands the heritage-listed Coops Shot Tower, built in 1889 as a bullet-making facility. Once the tallest building in Melbourne’s CBD until the 1940s, it still remains a a great part of Australia’s industrial history. Here it…

Geometry in Windows

I’ve always loved math and geometry, but I never thought about incorporating those concepts into photography. Thanks to Becky, I now have an entire month dedicated to exploring the art of geometry through my camera lens. These are windows of cottages in Churchill Island. This place has a long history and I will share it…

Cheers to Seven in September

I couldn’t let September slip by without a celebration. So here’s to Seven in September, featuring seven rows of beer! Cheers!. (I am sure it is seven rows because I counted it haha , there’s just a reflection in the end)

Seven Sculptures, A boy, A poem

Jack and I decided to head to Sassafras today. It’s a long weekend thanks to the Footy Finals, the weather was perfect for outdoor activities, and honestly, we just felt like getting away for a bit. It had been a while since we visited Sassafras, and this time we stumbled upon the Tanglewood Gallery and…

It is nearly Spring…

Five more days and it’s officially Springtime. Here are 7 types of flowers that I saw in Wilson Botanic Gardens when I went for my morning walk this today. I am posting this for Becky’s Seven in September and for Cee’s FOTD Challenge

Tuesday StreetArt Hosier Lane – 59

HOSIER LANE, MELBOURNE Some may find these art pieces unappealing due to its chaotic nature. However, Hosier Lane serves as a canvas for artists to express themselves without constraints. Here, there are no rules—only the freedom to create. The murals are dynamic, evolving weekly or even daily. I am also posting this for Becky’s Seven…