Melbourne Australia. by blinkings
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Just a slice of life shot taken yesterday whilst I ate my lunch! Zoom is good.
Comments (13)
Adobe_One_Kenobi
WOW! that place is buzzing mate, great shot.
netot
The old Kinki at the old street. Always fascinating and full of people...and delicious food. Do you eat at a second floor? I ask because you use a "High view" angle when you make photos of this place.
blinkings
LOL well seen I am standing on a chair with my camera held above my head.
Richardphotos
lots of subjects for girl watching here.candid cityscape
Faemike55
Fakebook?! interesting capture! I have to go along with Netot's comment! it does provided a safer environment for the candid capture
blinkings
LOL well seen I am standing on a chair with my camera held above my head.
giulband
This is really great picture !!!
durleybeachbum
Fascinating! So much to enjoy.
jayfar
I like the pink sign on the left!! Super 'people' shot.
moochagoo
Very interesting view of Melbourne.
kgb224
Lol now i do see where fakebook comes from. Superb capture my friend. God bless.
MrsRatbag
Fantastic candid; it's quite busy there!
debbielove
O.K. I'm not even going to guess what 'Fanny Frannys Summer Loving (something)' is!!!! lol I'm in, no matter! LOL Great candid Rob
blinkings
It's the monthly 'Queer' part held over here (I'm not being homophobic....that's what it is called). Glad you're in though mate!!!!!!!!! See ya there!!!!!!!!!
danapommet
I love your photos taken in these "alley ways" - lots of things going on!
anahata.c
Oh, a wonderful street shot, not just for the pastiche of people, but for the cloistered, everything-on-top-of-everything feel you got. Love the street fronts just cramming into the shot while people file through it. And you caught a nice swath of upper-street-level signs, cut off at their tops, which frame the image so well. Very, very city-ish (I live in a big city and know the look), and you caught a strong collection of people too. Love the big graffiti letter on the far right...this reminds me of the crowded in-your-face feel of Lower Manhattan in the late 60s/early 70's (though it didn't have the narrow walkways Melbourne has). Fine urban shooting, love this shot.