As Sunday evening approached the bright lights and dark blue skies over the centre of Melbourne looked very appealing.
There was an "interactive sculpture" in Federation Square, but it was either not working that well, or I was expecting a little too much - either way I like the contrasts in these images.
The interactive sculpture looks interesting.. I love the night shots with the pretty and colorful lights.. Beautiful shots. Happy Skywatching and have a great weekend!
No Stewart, roses are not supposed to bloom in June. It is PRUNE in June, flower in spring and autumn and in-between and go sleepy byes in winter. Climate change has sped up so much that plants are confused. Our long, dry and super hot summers send deciduous shrubs into dormancy in summer and they flower after the first good autumn rain. We had little rain in autumn so they now don't know whether to go into growth or to sleep.
Wow that's quite an interesting display. What in the heck is it?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skies and fascinating captures, Stewart!! Thanks for sharing! Have a wonderful weekend!!
ReplyDeleteVERY pretty!!!
ReplyDeletevery funky!
ReplyDeleteNice night shots!
ReplyDeleteI like it! Very pretty.
ReplyDeletenice shots :)
ReplyDeleteThose bright light bulbs strung up over the installation look like stars until I put my glasses on.
ReplyDeleteThe interactive sculpture looks interesting.. I love the night shots with the pretty and colorful lights.. Beautiful shots. Happy Skywatching and have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what that thing is, but it is very cool looking. These photos are all great when enlarged they are even better.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful night colours. There a sense of light on the move in this delightful sculpture. I still haven't seen Fed Square by night.
ReplyDeleteFabulous night shots!
ReplyDeleteSo interesting! Love the rich blue of the night photo too! Very clear and bright.
ReplyDeleteLight and dark. Quite an unusual sculpture (?). Interactive you saw. Did you go inside it and dance? MB
ReplyDeleteIf nothing else, that display is a great photo op! Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteI like your shots but not the thingy that cuts off peoples' heads.
ReplyDeleteWonderful night shots.
ReplyDeleteGood composition of Brilliant & Bright
ReplyDeleteWonderful night shots, Stewart.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Irma
No Stewart, roses are not supposed to bloom in June. It is PRUNE in June, flower in spring and autumn and in-between and go sleepy byes in winter.
ReplyDeleteClimate change has sped up so much that plants are confused. Our long, dry and super hot summers send deciduous shrubs into dormancy in summer and they flower after the first good autumn rain. We had little rain in autumn so they now don't know whether to go into growth or to sleep.
Looks like a bug zapper for people. Don't get too close.
ReplyDeleteRather spectacular! Hope no one had a seizure from looking at it!
ReplyDeleteYour usual excellent work! Never the ordinary.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky-photos!
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Very cool place for a pleasant time.
ReplyDeletewow- what fantastic photos...so clear and such great colour!
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting looking sculpture. I love the way so many cities are bringing in more and more art to the streets
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