We went to check out the parks at Kangaroo Point for a suitable Camera club outing. First we hopped under the bridge but didn't find it that good for photos and there weren't many parking places. So we hopped up to the top of the cliffs overlooking the river, it was much better there.
The police keeping our walkways safe.
Our iconic Story Bridge.
The view from the cliffs looking towards Brisbane CBD.
Looking up inside the sculpture
Zooming in to the apartments across the river.
St Mary's Anglican Church built in 1873, its distinctive stone work is inspiring.
The Brisbane Australia Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints built in 1998 in Kangaroo Point.
i love looking up through the sculpture, that would be beautiful on a canvas and on the wall. a piece of art taken of a piece of art...
ReplyDeleteDiane lovely building. The aprtments look the same as in Poland.Love from Poland The most intersting is the stone church
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun tour of the waterfront and the architecture of Brisbane. That sculpture is interesting outside and in!
ReplyDeleteThe stone work in the church is brilliant, so warm and inviting rather than often austere grey we usually see here.
ReplyDeleteYou obviously found a wonderful place for a camera club outing. The sculpture is amazing -- I really like your photo looking up into the sculpture. Brisbane is a very vibrant city.
ReplyDeleteNice bright scenes - would seem a good venue for a trip. I have been out and about a bit in the last few months - the trips to Indonesia and the UK were work based - but I always add on a few days of leave if possible - and in the UK I took a week! By having the days off before the work, I always claim that works gets better value for money out of me - thats what I claim anyway!!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne.
Well done with the sculpture … I love the detail, quite unexpected when you see the distance shot. The river area in Brisbane sure is lovely these days.
ReplyDeleteYou found the perfect spot Diane.. So many fantastic architectural details!
ReplyDeleteYou found the perfect spot Diane.. So many fantastic architectural details!
ReplyDeleteWhat nice views and interesting views over Brisbane !
ReplyDeleteFab photos and I love the photo up inside the spiral. Keep well t'other Diane
ReplyDeleteHello Diane, pretty views and images of Brisbane. One of my favorites is the boats in the river. And the shots of the sculpture. Have a happy day and new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely city--it looks like there is something for everybody to do.
ReplyDeleteThe shots are lovely. Inside the spiral is good..must be nice for the Police to ride around in that area...
ReplyDeleteFantastic sculpture photo - and the others are pretty good too! Great place for a walk, and the police look like they've got the best job :D
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Diane and I also love your detailed look at that marvelous sculpture.
ReplyDeleteBloody nice
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots. That sculpture is just amazing. And I liked your St Mary's - beautiful and simple! Less certain about the Church of latter-day saints, which looks very OTT. As they often do.
ReplyDeleteVenus Rising is a wonderful sculpture and I love the shot looking up into it!
ReplyDeleteCool sculpture
ReplyDeleteSometimes I forget what a huge city you live in .. Fun to see this part of it. Amazing sculptures.
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a beautiful and diverse place. Love that sculpture and the views of the water.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing those beautiful sculptures, Diane. Venus Rising is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty city you live in. Nice photos, and that sky is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteHello Diane, thank you for your recent visit and comment. It's good to be back in the blogging world again. You have shared some really photographic bits of Brisbane here. I love the shot looking up into the sculpture especially.
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