The as-yet-unnamed* footbridge near the new Melbourne Convention Centre
*as far as I am aware, anyway
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ReplyDeletei like
*nods fast*
At least it is unique looking , they build short boring one's here in NYC now.
ReplyDeleteFL - Nice night shot there. Did you need the tripod for that one?
ReplyDeleteHey AWIP. I'm quite pleased with how it turned out too. I was on the way back from visiting Paul at his new place of work.
ReplyDeleteHello King of NYH (god, I'm lazy). It is quite a nice bridge. When you stand at the end in the middle it remind me of a gaping sharks mouth.
Hi db. I didn't use the tripod, no. I'm learning to keep a very steady hand because I'm too lazy to get the tripod out and set it up. Not always an option anyway.