The brown building on the corner of Bourke and Swanston Streets is transformed after dark
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Wow, I have not noticed this, even tonight when we were in that exact spot.
ReplyDeleteHi Andrew. I saw it a couple of times back in summer but I didn't realise it was still being lit up at night. I thought it was just a temporary arty installation type thing. Shame we can't do something to camouflage it during the day too.
ReplyDeleteFL - You should do a day shot from teh same location as a comparison. It looks great with the green.
ReplyDeleteHey db. It changes colours too - blue, red, purple and pink also. I could take a daytime shot for comparison, if I can bear to post such an ugly photo.
ReplyDeletethis is really cool! I love the colors, lights and shadows. You've turned this building into a graphic design.
ReplyDeleteNice.
They have really done some electric light magic there.
ReplyDeleteMagic photo!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Fitzroyalty!
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