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Melbourne 365: Day 363

March 19, 2016 Tim Moss12-40mm f/2.8, 365 project, architecture, black and white, E-M1, icons, MCG, Melbourne, Olympus OM-D, patterns, Photography, urban, vsco film 04

The MCG… because every city needs its arena; its place to share, celebrate, cheer, jeer, win, and lose.

(Sharon’s interpretation of the MCG is on her blog here.)

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Icons of Melbourne #15 | Musings from the cold says:

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