View allAll Photos Tagged Melbourne
A welcome sight after 12 nights at sea. A cloudless, yet colourful sunrise over Melbourne, the low-lying sun reflecting of the skyscraper glass and onto Port Phillip Bay.
3 minute long exposure, taken from the entrance to Melbourne's "Marvel Stadium", looking over the Docklands precinct toward the Bolte Bridge.
location: waterfront city, marina, dockland's, melbourne, australia
image info: nikon d90, 18-200mm@18.00mm focal length, manual settings w/ circular polarizer filter, iso:200, exposure:1/160s, aperture:f/3.5 and handheld.
shot taken last: january 16, 2011
photo process info: natural light, with crop and no hdr. pp in adobe cs2 (adjustment of brightness/ contrast, exposure, shadows/ highlights and color balance), picasa 3.0 (adjusment of sharpen, crop, glow, straighten, graduated tint, tuning and watermark) and neat images (reducing noise).
A V Line Train originating from Melbourne Southern Cross Station makes an appearance at South Dynon, with the City's skyline in the background.
I don’t remember exactly but I believe that it’s the head of the "Tarbosaurus" exposed in the Science and Life Gallery of the Melbourne Museum
Challenge on flickr: CoF107 - FAUNA & WIDE ANGLE
To make a wide angle view when you are close to a fauve, it is better that the latter is a fossil......
PC020738
Apartment development is a limitless speculative consumer urge in the Australian economy - buy your view and dominate the landscape. Another morning shot while out with Marty.
These days, Melbourne has the world's longest tram network. Melbourne's trams come in all kinds of shapes and sizes, this tram is not the most modern, but I got a shot of it without cars and people cluttering up my photo. I love Melbourne for its trams.
Also, there is a City Circle Tram that operates from 10 am to 6 pm daily; It's free to hop on and off at any point along the route. City Circle Tram are heritage trams that are rattly, rickety, a challenge to board and not wheelchair accessible.