The iphone camera has been working hard and I've had lots of opportunities to use it. Visiting different places presents new opportunities, but also provides a fresh perspective on home.
Firstly, some favourite urban shots.
While standing at the tram stop on Collins Street and Swanston Street in Melbourne's CBD, I noticed the building opposite was reflecting the building opposite. There was also an open window. I'm really pleased with this photo.
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Reflections on an open window
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While on a recent job at the Alfred Centre, I had some "hanging around time". I spent it looking out the window and taking photos. This photo is just a shot of a car coming out of the carpark, but the line markings and trajectory of the car give it extra drama.
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Obedience
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This is another shot taken from the fifth floor window of the Alfred Centre. There was a building with a wall perpendicular to where I was. It was highly reflective. I like the way the hard lines are broken by the plumes of steam from a chimney that was behind me.
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View of the world
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Aeroplane travel has also provided some interesting perspectives lately.
I took this shot from my seat of a DASH-8 while I was sitting on the tarmac at Coffs Harbour airport recently.
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Dash detail
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These two photos are also from the seat of a DASH-8 leaving from Coffs Harbour, but on a different flight.
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On a wing
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Porthole
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When there's nothing else to photograph, self-portraiture is always interesting. A glimpse of how others see you can be had.
The first of these shots was accidental when I was mucking around with the camera during my hanging around time at the Alfred Centre. I used the window sill as a camera rest and the lighting is coming from the window. I explored this idea further and took the second shot.
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Self portrait, 14 September 2012
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Self portrait II, 14 September 2012 |
I had a makeover at Kit Cosmetics today. It was an accident. I was just there to buy a lipstick, but had a full makeup done, including my eyebrows. Initially I was nervous when Caitlyn suggested "doing" my eyebrows. I quite like them and don't think you should muck around too much. This look was achieved with a brow kit and not a single hair was harmed, or plucked. Hope I can replicate her work!
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Eyebrow makeover, 23 September 2012
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The eye has it
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And lastly, here's proof that spring has sprung!
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Spring
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What have you snapped lately?
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