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27020 pauses at a rather damp Perth with an afternoon Dundee - Glasgow service.
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Crawley Edge Boat Shed is a very popular place for photographs. There was no less than 12 people come and go when I was there. The Crawley Edge Boat Shed was built in the early 1930s.
“Do not be afraid…
… I bring you good news… (Luke 2:10)
P107-2761 Taken at: King Edward Street, Perth, Scotland
Perth is a mining town. Mining is a major source of revenue for Western Australia and hence the state is relatively wealthy and has the highest median household income of any Australian capital city. The picture shows the precinct at the ground floor for one of the major mining companies. This is repeated throughout the city with some lovely grounds
Hay Street.
Ispirato alla potente ritrattistica multiculturale di Matt Adnate, artista di strada australiano, l'hotel vanta uno dei più grandi "Mega murales" del mondo, un'opera d'arte monumentale di 27 piani, la più grande mai dipinta da Adnate.
Hay Street.
Inspired by the powerful multicultural portraiture of Australian street artist Matt Adnate, the hotel boasts one of the largest "Mega Murals" in the world, a 27-story monumental work of art, the largest ever painted by Adnate.
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Perth and the rail bridge across the River Tay at sunset.
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Rottnest Island (aka Rotto in 'Westralian') is a resort island with a colourful and tragic history, 18km off Fremantle (aka Freo).
I spotted this gem from a ferry company's PR team when I was in Perth recently.
Perth City
Elizabeth Quay
I have always wanted to shoot the city lights at Perth's, Elizabeth Quay.
Tonight, I captured Perth City in the act from the beautiful vibrant colours to the fast movement of night lights (using long exposure).
The reflection of the lights from the water really brings out the colours of Perth.
This was taken minutes before the heavy rainfall appeared.
Perth, Western Australia
When the Dutch explorer, Willem de Vlaming, ventured up the river as far as Perth in 1697, he noticed the large number of black swans there and named it the Swan River. Although the French travelled up the Swan River as far upstream as Whiteman Bridge in 1801, it wasn't until 1829 that European settlement occurred, following Captain James Stirling's exploratory voyage in 1827.
Initially the Swan River was the only transport route, and locations to settlers were long and narrow to give everyone a river frontage. The input of convict labour in the area between 1850 and 1868 was critical for the establishment of roads and the building of Barkers Bridge and the Upper Swan Bridge.
swan.wa.gov.au
The Tudor facade, visible in the photograph on the right is the entry to London Court, a four-story Tudor shopping arcade. Built in 1937, it remains a an important tourist attraction in the heart of the CBD.
Sunrise taken near Perth, Scotland. This image was taken from the back door of a holiday cottage we were staying in. Not a bad view to wake up to!
Ever changing colours of Perth's council house. Slightly retouched with Lumenzia to remove the noise from the night sky.
I've been wanting to take this shot for years but have not had the opportunity until now. Hopefully you all like it
Perth and the River Tay at sunset.
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EWS Class 37/4 37426 eases through Perth station with a rake of loaded OTAs forming the front portion of 6D53, the WFO 12:20 Perth to Mossend Yard Enterprise service.
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