Few photos shot at Melbourne (5 Pictures)
Posted:
Sun Jun 25, 2006 5:37 pmby tyrone_tong
Stopped at Melbourne for a few days to visit a friend when going back to Adelaide and shot some photos.
#1 Melbourne city
#2 Melbourne city
#3 Shot at the beach near Lunar Park
#4 Lunar Park
#5 Lunar Park
Posted:
Sun Jun 25, 2006 6:17 pmby Yi-P
I like #3, very nice sunset there, would love to see a larger version of it
Posted:
Sun Jun 25, 2006 8:35 pmby tyrone_tong
Yi-P wrote:I like #3, very nice sunset there, would love to see a larger version of it
Thanks for your comment.
I will upload a better shot for that sunset later.
Posted:
Sun Jun 25, 2006 10:05 pmby DJXtreme
no. 3 is great with the light shining through the clouds. is that shot taken just down from the royal melbourne yacht club? the scene looks somewhat familiar.
Posted:
Mon Jun 26, 2006 3:14 pmby tyrone_tong
DJXtreme wrote:no. 3 is great with the light shining through the clouds. is that shot taken just down from the royal melbourne yacht club? the scene looks somewhat familiar.
I took that shot at st kilda beach.
Posted:
Mon Jun 26, 2006 3:33 pmby PiroStitch
i prefer the 4th one at luna park. the composition and subject is a bit more interesting for me than the nightscapes of the melbourne skyline...then again I'm bored of it 'cos I live here
Posted:
Mon Jun 26, 2006 3:39 pmby tyrone_tong
PiroStitch wrote:i prefer the 4th one at luna park. the composition and subject is a bit more interesting for me than the nightscapes of the melbourne skyline...then again I'm bored of it 'cos I live here
I am sure people living in Melbourne are get bored of the nightscapes. Just like I get bored of Hong Kong's nightscapes.
But for me, Melbourne nightscapes are quite interesting for me
Posted:
Mon Jun 26, 2006 4:43 pmby Jonas
Many experts would probably tell you the Melbourne cityscapes would be much better shot just on dusk when the sky still has a blue tinge to it. But in reality, that only lasts for what? - ten, twenty minutes max? Not all of us can be standing around all afternoon with a tripod waiting for it to happen when we're travelling.
I like the cityscapes. The fairground photos also have a slightly sinister, abandoned feel to them.