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Melbourne Central Food Court: surprisingly photogenic. 
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I like the lights in the food court photo. Something about goemetric patterns.
ReplyDeleteI love it. Black and white is so cool.
ReplyDeleteThe food court was the one here, for sure. It had some of that hopeful 50´s-60´s futurism in it. The period where everything was so much better and there was still hope for the future.
ReplyDeleteI'm lovin' these B&W pix!
ReplyDeleteWow - your picture of the food court makes it seem like a place I'd like to hang out - versus the reality which is I much prefer the foyer by the big clock.
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