Before the lockdowns, I started a project capturing some beautiful street urban art in and around Melbourne. Unfortunately, I haven’t been out recently to continue with this project hoping to get back into it soon.
Melbourne’s renowned street art scene begins in the iconic Hosier Lane. This narrow alleyway has become synonymous with the city’s urban art culture, drawing visitors from around the world to witness the kaleidoscope of colours, characters, and shapes brought to life by both local and international artists. Hundreds of art enthusiasts flock to this bustling lane to admire the stunning street art that has made its mark on Melbourne’s cultural landscape.
Here are some of the images collected over the years.
More in the video below
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Hi @TravellerG my latest post. Hope you like it.
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There is indeed much street art around Melbourne and the surrounding suburbs and cities @EwanArnolda
If you’re in the city at the right time you might even get some of the laneways like Hosier to yourself.
Paul
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@PaulPavlinovich you can’t beat the city and the surrounding suburbs with some amazing art. Might go looking for more soon.
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Hello dear @EwanArnolda
Ohh… Great!
EXCELLENT COLLECTIONS! , my dear friend @EwanArnolda ,
Beautiful shots, presented very well - highly appreciate!
The YouTube video also is very nice.
Could you please publish those photos through Google Photos Album, please?
The other photos included in the video clip are also really impressive…
I hope our friends @RoshanBajpaiLG , @Radhikasingla1 & @raghavtwenty will like these…
Thanks for sharing with us
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Hey @TravellerG why Google Photo album?
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Hello my dear friend, @PaulPavlinovich ,
Hope you are doing fine…
Your photo is very impressive - loved the composing & the ‘Lighting’, very specially - thanks for sharing…
Is this a mobile capture or a camera?
Regards with greetings from Bangalore, India
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"… why Google Photo album?.."
That is really a very important question…
If you are familiar with Google Photos, then Google Maps Album is a very method to share multiple photos. You may upload your photos to an album & share the link, so that those who are interested can see.
In your case, you have published a few photos in the post (they are looking very elegant) while there are many more still photos added in the video clip… Right?
We can’t enjoy still photos in videos as it loses resolution a lot.
Hope you got my point…
Regards with greetings, dear @EwanArnolda
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I agree @Tengyim , but that the character of the Hosier Lane the grunge ness. Lol
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That one is a real camera @TravellerG Olympus EM1 Mk III.
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You are mentioning OMD EM1 M-III… Right?
It is a powerful camera, though I’m a Sony fan, I admire this model of Olympus - fortunately, I have shared it with a friend of mine for a few days.
Thanks for your kind response, dear friend @PaulPavlinovich .
Best wishes with greetings from Bangalore, India
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It’s funny @TravellerG , I hardly ever get the OM out of its bag anymore. I nearly always shoot with my phone unless I am shooting a model - they have certain expectations and would get upset if I used a phone when they’re paying me lol.
Paul
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Hello, dear friend @PaulPavlinovich Ji,
I can understand… Of course, models will surely expect good gears when they pay for it…
Greetings…
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I think it’s more they expect a certain image, they expect a camera with an impressive looking lens, flashing lights and soft boxes. I usually do take a few with the phone to give them on the spot for their socials @TravellerG
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“… they expect a camera with an impressive looking lens, flashing lights and soft boxes…”
Yes, you are absolutely right… This very much matches with my experience too…
Thanks for your valuable companionship, dear friend @PaulPavlinovich .
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