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A lowish crop of weeds beside a carpark, seen against the background of a cream coloured corrugated iron fence.
Light and shadow play on the low concrete wall at the base of security bars and mesh at a city carpark.
Not a traditional fence but a fence nontheless. Happy Fence Friday!
The famous South Lawn underground car park at the University of Melbourne. This car park was used in the filming of Mad Max.
Built in 1971/72, this car park has aged as gracefully as myself. The design of the car park includes drainage from the ground above through the parabolic columns. Unique and controversial at the time.
I've visited here before but this time without my camera - had to use my phone, which forced me to think carefully about composition and lighting.
Marty and I visited the Rundle Place carpark again this weekend, and went up to different floors to look at the art.
There is no darkness, nor shadow of death, where the workers of iniquity may hide themselves.
(Job 34:22)
Behold, ye have sinned against the LORD: and be sure your sin will find you out.
(Numbers 32:23)
Sun and shadow on the metal grid fence in an outdoor carpark.
I'll be seeing more of this carpark as I'll be going there three days a week for UV treatment for my skin allergy over the next 4 weeks. I have to get up a lot earlier to drive North to the clinic, and then all the way South to my workplace.
This change in my daily routine was enough to break my daily Flickr posting and commenting. Sorry my dear Friends for neglecting your photos recently, I'll start visiting again tonight after work.
The turn out of the Woolworth Hilton underground carpark before it heads up the ramp to ground level.
Looking up the ramp at the UPark carpark on Rundle Street. You can catch just a sliver of the colourful car bodies parked on the first floor.
Tree trunks. Its amazing what you find even in the most mundane places, like a carpark. I took my mother to an appointment and whilst she was in I walked around the carpark with my camera and found all manner of interesting things to photograph.
I had just put my camera in the bag when this Goldcrest perched on low branches right infront of my car. Camera was back out in a flash for a few portrait shots :-) Good end to a glorious day at the fen
Every year I go to Bristol during the light festival. I was so busy all January and February and when it came to my mind I thought I missed the festival this year. I was disappointed but still googled it, checked the dates and was super lucky as it was happening exactly that week. I'd say it was my least favourite festival so far but still some decent installations there