Hundreds of people in their own worlds, trying not to collide. Otherwise known as contemporary apartment living, Docklands.
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Melbourne 365: Day 354
The Bolte Bridge stands watch over the city, casting its cool blue beams of light into the sky, and rippling across the Harbour…
(Sharon’s interpretation of the Bolte Bridge is on her blog here.)
Melbourne 365: Day 350
As far as rivers go, the Yarra is quite distinctive, at least as far as the fact that it is almost impossible to see through, and has even been described as running upside down, with the mud on top and the water underneath. So I felt quite pleased, to see that despite this spurious composition, it functions perfectly well insofar as seeing across the river, showing the unique character of the Melbourne skyline, its silhouette like a fingerprint on the horizon from miles away. In fact, we felt the river was so distinctive that it could be described as a Melbourne icon, and is the second in that series.
(Sharon’s interpretation of the Yarra River is on her blog here.)
Melbourne 365: Day 315
Melbourne 365: Day 312
The glass is marked, inside and out, fogging and obscuring. It isn’t clear, and nor is our destination…
Melbourne 365: Day 311
The door seemed out of place, an unexpectedly weathered disruption in the regularity of the fence. Like some kind of portal, transporting the traveller to other places, other times…
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Melbourne 365: Day 254
Today seems the perfect day for stepping outside, leaving the shadows behind us, looking ahead with momentum and energy, for what’s out there is light, warmth, newness, hope. What’s out there is what happens next…