So full of possibility…
12mm f/2
Melbourne 365: Day 175
If you stay in a place long enough, do you start to become it?
Melbourne 365: Day 131
There are many possible paths to follow. Some are winding, some are ruler straight. Some will take you home, others will take you away. Adventures. Change. Possibility. Home. Safety.
Which one is yours?
Melbourne 365: Day 130
Another view of the Norla Dome, and something of the interplay between light and dark… is the darkness swallowing the light, or is it being burnt away? Perhaps it’s both at the same time…
Melbourne 365: Day 126
Adventures in an upside-down world, part 2… this time inside the Norla Dome, part of the Mission to Seafarers in Melbourne. It was open today as part of Open House Melbourne.
Melbourne 365: Day 125
There are still adventures to be found in a world turned upside down…
Melbourne 365: Day 124
I like Docklands for photography… outside of working hours there doesn’t seem to be very many people there, or very much going on, but throughout, there is a very conscious sense of design present in the environment… buildings are colourful, playful, they experiment with scale and line and texture. The irony is, though, that without people there is no scale, no purpose, no story…
Melbourne 365: Day 97
We are all reaching for something, looking up, looking ahead, looking for something more, something new, something bigger.
Melbourne 365: Day 53
We walk between the columns, looking up and marvelling at their straight lines, stretched like the ribs of a marbled beast. Our footsteps dart and echo between, chattering with excitement at the pomp and circumstance all around them. We are like mice, scurrying at the feet of something larger, older, more substantial…
365 Project: Day 364
Day 364. Tomorrow it’s all over, and it just wouldn’t seem right to not share one more Tassie shot so close to the end. So, back to Redwater Creek Falls, perched on the very edge of a rock, watching the water flow down, around, and continue on its way, frothing and churning as it goes. It’s my favourite soundtrack…
Timothy Moss 