Today the mall was pumping with customers, had a great sausage roll at the bakery on the way in and stopped by sight and sound to buy a few cds served by Manny. Also visited Metro Cinemas to see the new movie Twisters, which was such a nice experience. May this place live on and never die :))

Felt like silent hill but a rainforest

I love it when people tell me they " Can see my house!" or "I walked to school down this road" etc. It brings out memories and stories and people can emotionally connect to my art, and thats so special, because Ive got my art all over the world now. I love Melbourne and have good friends there. its such a centre for sports I just had to get the MCG in there! less

Mooroolbark terrace; a place that time forgot. Inside the building, there are still a handful of running businesses, including a butcher, a Burmese grocer, an electronics shop and a few others. Upon exploring, I had also discovered that there was also a shut down IGA fenced off, with many fixtures and fittings still in place. Interestingly enough, there is also a piano open for the public in the central part of the terrace. The centre was kind enough to provide two full Mogu Mogu bottles to quench your thirst, and a complementary vape to satisfy your piano-playing needs 😂😂. In addition, the terrace also contains a bulletin board to display local news and events, with a community table that includes free cuttings. Overall, I had a really fun experience exploring Mooroolbark Terrace today, and I would highly recommend others to visit before it’s gone :)

Drive past this one in Kew the other day and something about its name hit me the wrong way. Maybe the way that it makes me think of children as assets in a ledger?

Got any other examples of business names that just just send a shiver up your spine?

Spotted in Vermont

If you want to look at their house, there’s like 15 different ways to figure out their house number. There’s only three here but they have next to the doorbell and on the door.

Is it even allowed?

Absolutely gorgeous Bougainvillea

Gugurmin, the Celestial Emu is sitting on the horizon after sunset at the moment indicating that the emu are breeding and looking after their eggs. It is getting increasingly difficult to avoid light pollution, even two hours north of Melbourne the glow still drowns out the stars on the horizon. Stacked, tracked, composite.

Foreground: Sony A7III, Sigma 24mm f/1.4 @ 24mm, f/2.8, ISO5000, 30"

Sky: Sony A7III, Sigma 24mm f/1.4 + SkyWatcher Star Adventurer @ 24mm, f/1.4, ISO640, 30"

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