[Photo walk] Lygon Street #4
First I was unwell and then I was super busy at work, so it’s been over three months since my last photo walk. It’s good to be back.
Today’s walk was a quick one down Lygon Street in Carlton. It was lovely, sunny Saturday afternoon and it’s nice to be heading towards the end of winter in Melbourne.
All these photos were taken with my (relatively) new TTArtisan 27mm pancake lens (42mm full-frame equivalent).
Performance space at Argyle Square, Carlton
Black-and-white photo taken from behind and to the side of a large, high-ceiling, covered outdoor stage in a large public park.
Brand new ‘Sapphire by the Gardens’ building complex
Photo of two tall buildings framed by bushes and trees in the foreground. The two luxury towers are connected by a large, multi-storey skybridge. https://sapphirebythegardens.com.au/
The brand new ‘Sapphire by the Gardens’ building complex – as seen from Lygon Street
Photo of two tall buildings framed by bushes and trees in the foreground. The two luxury towers are connected by a large, multi-storey sky bridge. https://sapphirebythegardens.com.au/
Beaded friendship bracelets in a car
Photo of two brightly-coloured beaded friendship bracelets (or maybe necklaces?) hanging behind the rearview mirror of a parked car.
Bicycle loops on Lygon Street
Black-and-white photo taken from ground level looking up at several metal bicycle-parking loops installed on a sidewalk. One bicycle has been locked to the loop farthest from the photographer.
Post-lunch service emptiness
Photo of the covered outdoor seating areas of several restaurants along a road. All the tables in the photo are currently unoccupied.
Gluten free pasta and pizza on Lygon Street
Photo of a sandwich board on a sidewalk with text written in blue and pink chalk on a black background. The list on items on the chalkboard reads lamb shanks, tomahawk steaks, Atlantic salmon, arancini balls, barramundi, and gluten free pasta + pizza.
Photographer reflections
Photo of a closed glass door set in a bluestone alcove. The glass is very reflective on this sunny day. In the reflection you can see a commercial street with cars parked on it. The main subject of the reflection is a man wearing white sneakers, black jeans, a bright orange jacket, and a dark driver's cap. The man is holding up a camera at chin height and is taking a photo of his own reflection in the glass door.
It's pronounced ah-sigh-eeh
Photo of the entrance of The Acai Company. Text in a speech bubble below the company logo reads “pronounced ah-sigh-eeh, not ay-chay!!!”.
Pizza oven on Lygon Street
Photo of a large, currently-empty, wood fired pizza over through the window of a pizzeria.