Daily Photo – Mueang Tam Stone Sanctuary on the Thailand-Cambodia border
Many people are aware about Angkor, formal capital of the Khmer empire, now in the north of Cambodia. An incredible place dated back to the 12th century. Angkor was one of the biggest cities in the world, mostly unknown to the western world. This Sanctuary, now close to the border between Thailand and Cambodia, is part of old Khmer empire. →
Daily Photo – A Thai Restaurant in the Bang Bao water village, Koh Chang
How inviting is this place to have an awesome dinner. Lots of character and an incredible view of the Bang Bao bay. Here you have the freshest fish you can imagine, right from the fisherman.
Melbourne Daily Photo – The Gospels in the Scot’s Church
I found quite interesting the patterns of these books in the church, one of the few quite places in the CBD, nestled between high-rise buildings, a lovely place have a break
Melbourne Daily Photo – City life or beach life? same same in Melbourne
I love this mix of old and new architecture, it fits so nicely together. And what a place to live, just facing the beach, not what you would call city life
Melbourne Daily Photo – The Grattan Gardens views, Prahran
Next to the Prahran market, these gardens are just the perfect place to take a break from the shopping around Chapel Street
Melbourne Daily Photo – Working in progress at Myer, Melbourne CBD
Myer is one of the icons of Melbourne, a big shopping center, right in the downtown. It's rebuilding, step by step. Somehow it remembers me one of the Roman construction in the middle of the European cities, the old and the new.
Melbourne Daily Photo – Meditating in Melbourne, Footscray (Heavenly Queen Temple)
Let's start this week with a sunset view from across the Maribyrnong river; relax, another 4 days and it's weekend again
Melbourne Daily Photo – A cloudy night on the the Etihad Stadium, Docklands
The Etihad Stadium is dominating the west side of the CBD, in Docklands.....so many cranes in the foreground, a real lively city.
Melbourne Daily Photo – The last wall standing at Myers
They are working a lot in the CBD space that used to be Myers. The nice thing is that they will keep the exterior walls as they used to be, to keep history of the old Melbourne. No more 70s please
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, the wheel from the top
The unfinished work in Docklands. Does anybody know when is it going to be fixed? The published dates are back in 2011....
Melbourne Daily Photo – Colors in North Melbourne
This is an interesting corner of North Melbourne, a really narrow warehouse building not anymore in use
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, a close up to the Myers building
Last week I published the first photo of a new area in the Melbourne CBD where they are rebuilding the Myers shopping centre. This is a closeup with the old, in the foreground, and the new Myers, in the background.
Daily Photo – A weekend in Italy – The emerged island in Tropea, Calabria
This is definitely one of the most outstanding island I have ever seen in my life. Well, it used to be an island many many years, centuries, ago. Tropea is such a lovely village
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, old and new Myers
Another roof top shot, this time from a parking next to the Myers area. The old building on the front, the new one on the background. Really an interesting spot for few photos. Myers is quite possibly the most iconic Melbourne shopping center. It almost looks like a WW2 explosion!!
Melbourne Daily Photo – Reading the Federation Square steps
Another view of the thousands of books left in Federation Square during the Solstice night....but, hei, we are now already in Spring time, and today we can really feel it!!
Melbourne Daily Photo – B&W View, Chinatown and the restaurant
I have been only once to this restaurant and it was like being in China. Both the lane, the entrance and the restaurant itself took me into a short trip to China. Black & white had to be
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, one or two photos?
It may seem two photos but it is actually only one. It is quite amazing the different prospective you may have of the city from the top. There is such a mix of architecture around, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and more, all amalgamated in the CBD, sometime in full contrast, other times matching nicely.
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, going north in Russell Street
It's rush hour, office time is over and the streets are getting busy with all the commuters. The massive BHP building is watching over. This is Russell Street, in the Melbourne CBD
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, Chinatown gate
I love this area of the Melbourne CBD. Chinatown is so full of colours, action, restaurants, people, and much much more Photos from above are all made from car parks around the city. I just ride my bike to the top and enjoy the view, making photos here and there to the interesting landscapes. I call it an unusual view of →
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, Dragon boat and Chinatown
Chinatown photos are always full of the red color. This corner is a bit unusual, a little lane with plenty of colors and signs, I love the smiley face, well done to this old precinct Photos from above are all made from car parks around the city. I just ride my bike to the top and enjoy the view, making photos here and →
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above: Westpac, ANZ and the old buildings
Again in the city high rise parking exploration. I was on a 7th and top floor of a car park in the city and I loved this conflicting view of the corporate and old style, grungy buildings. Photos from above are all made from car parks around the city. I just ride my bike to the top and enjoy the view, →
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, Little Collins
Little Collins is a small side street which becomes more interesting once it gets closer to Parliament, mainly in the area of Russell Street. Some nice cafes over there!! Photos from above are all made from car parks around the city. I just ride my bike to the top and enjoy the view, making photos here and there to the interesting landscapes. I →
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, buildings as brothers
Again in my Melbourne car parks exploration I noticed this unusual view of the Collins 35 buildings. They were looking like two brothers talking and imposing over the west part of the city Photos from above are all made from car parks around the city. I just ride my bike to the top and enjoy the view, making photos here and →
Melbourne Daily Photo – Photos from above, the office beehive
It was around 5:30pm and most of the lights in the office building were on. It reminded me an office hive where everybody contribute to the company profit. It is just our nature Photos from above are all made from car parks around the city. I just ride my bike to the top and enjoy the view, making photos here and →
