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July 7, 2016 Tim Moss12-40mm f/2.8, architecture, big stopper, E-M5ii, Flinders St Station, Kodachrome, lee, long exposure, Melbourne, Olympus OM-D, Photography, Really Nice Images, seven5, urbanLeave a comment

A day in the life: Pt.19

04:00:39pm. Flinders Street Station.
I’ve had this shot in mind for some time, and this exercise gave me the perfect opportunity to implement it… a familiar (some would say iconic) Melbourne location, shot with a longer exposure than is generally the case. The stormy clouds in the frame lived up to their fearsome appearance; by the end of the exposure, it was already starting to rain…

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April 5, 2016 Tim Moss20mm f/1.7, architecture, Flinders St Station, Melbourne, Panasonic GM1, people, Photography, street, train, urbanLeave a comment

After our respite in the forest, the city seemed a very noisy, chaotic, crowded sort of place. I suppose it always is; we just learn to filter out the messiness.

(I’ll have a Bounty bar thanks. Or a Kit Kat. Decisions…)

Melbourne 365: Day 362

March 18, 2016March 18, 2016 Tim Moss365 project, 7-14mm f/2.8, architecture, E-M1, Flinders St Station, icons, long exposure, Melbourne, night, Olympus OM-D, people, Photography, urbanLeave a comment

Flinders Street Station is busy… always so busy. Day or night is just the same, a blur of bodies and movement and stories and lives that goes on and on forever. This station has seen it all, and keeps seeing, through darkness, light, rain, fog. This is Flinders Street; this is Melbourne’s heart, and eyes.

(Sharon’s interpretation of Flinders Street Station is on her blog here.)