Photography has really shifted how I view the world. It’s like a window into new experiences and a way to revisit familiar places. Take my island, New Caledonia, for example. This blog is where I share my perspective on the world through my photography. I hope you find it enjoyable!
RED MEETING
Another sculpture made up of multiple pieces. There are eight of these crouched, red men that make up this sculpture, titled Meeting 1. You can’t miss this red sculpture against the green synthetic grass. As with all the sculptures along Newquay Promenade (Melbourne, Australia) you can get up close and personal.
I wasn’t going to share this snapshot but the sculpture is quite prominent and a big part of the promenade so I felt it had to be included in the stroll.
1/500 sec @ ƒ/3.5, 18 mm, ISO 100
BOURKE'S HAND
After I took the panorama (see my last post) I continued along the Bourke street bridge (Melbourne, Australia) and saw these interesting lamps. I liked them so much I too a shot. I think adding artistic necessities, such as these, not only renders a place beautiful, lively and different but also changes the mood of an area. Making it more inviting. Peaceful. I think it even boosts moral of the population. Mayors should work more on making their cities more beautiful and colourful. Not just for tourists but the people of the city too.
1/320 sec @ ƒ/8, 55 mm, ISO 800
BEAUTIFUL LILY
Beautiful Lilies from my grandmother's garden. So gorgeous were these flowers when I walked into the house that I immediately took my camera out to photograph them.
A FLOWERING LIE
Pinocchio's sister. A beautiful flower from my grandmother's garden. I was leaving the house and saw it sticking it's nose out into the sun.