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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.
The back entrance of the U-Park car park on Rundle Street, where the No Exit sign has been damaged by someone pushing too close past it.
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)
A stationary motorbike parked in front of a bright green wall with fast forward arrows painted on it. Seen in the underground carpark of a shopping centre.
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.
Squeaky clean shiny cars parked at the Rundle Place carpark, seen against the yellow walls for the lift and stairs corner. These walls are colour-coded for each floor and I like the virbant colours they use.
So windy I couldn't hold the camera steady. The National Trust carpark here was inundated by a tidal surge a few years back, and is now buried under thousands of tonnes of shingle. All of the marsh and the coast road which bisects the picture were under water at that time.
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
So late yesterday afternoon I went to the local Bunnings at Dural to buy a new glazed ceramic pot for my Acer Palmatum (Japanese Maple).
And look what I discovered just sitting all alone - abandoned - in the Bunnings carpark. It's a blue car. I think it's from Italy, lol.
Not sure exactly what it is, except that it's blue and a Ferrari.
The Bunnings hardware & nursery carpark.
New Line Road, Dural.
The Hills District of Sydney.
And so I have to add a song with 'blue' in the title. And there are SO many. My favourite, though, is 'Blue Monday' by New Order.
So even though I discovered this blue car yesterday (on Sunday 30th June, 2024) here is the original 1982 version of 'Blue Monday':
www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1GxjzHm5us
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.