Camera: blackbird,fly with square mask Film: Agfa Pro 200
Tag Archives: Docklands
Urban Surfing
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
My nephew clowning around on one of the ring sculptures in the Melbourne Docklands area, a place that has changed remarkably in the last few years. The buildings behind Charles have sprung up and development seems to be continuing at a pace that defies the current global economic gloom… Camera: blackbird, fly with square mask [...]
Wind Power
Friday, January 30, 2009
Originally posted on Jan 31 2007 as one of the original posts on the old plastic lens. Loooking like a mutant weathervane gone bonkers, this kinetic sculpture sits high in the Melbourne Docklands precinct. Each individual armature turns independently of each other in the wind, making for a very hypnotic & colourful phenomenon. Camera: Diana [...]
Docklands Construction
Monday, September 22, 2008
I have added a new plastic fantastic camera to the archive categories. It’s called the blackbird,fly from Superheadz in Japan and anyone who has been reading the words part of this site will be familiar with my recent excursions with this camera. It’s a plastic twin lens reflex that takes 35mm film and has various [...]
o-O
Monday, March 19, 2007
These metal ring sculptures can be found at Docklands Park. They are just two of many of different sizes and sit around and near the base of the kinetic sculpture The Blowhole. You can see from the state of the grass how little rain we have had in the city lately, even the normally verdant [...]
