What's Up...: March 2014

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Sunday, March 16, 2014

Couple Dancing

Captured this Lovely Just Married Couple Dancing and celebrating In The Fitzroy Gardens Melbourne

Eureka Skydeck - The Highest Viewing Point Of The Southern Hemisphere

Eureka Skydeck is certainly a must visit for anyone in Melbourne. The spectacular view from the highest building in Australia is worth every penny. Ideal time would be go an hour before sunset.

The Rise!

There was a dedicated lift to take us to the top floor and boy was it fast. It took less time to reach 88 floors than what our apartment lift takes to reach 10.

The View

Eureka Towers Australia's Highest Post Box

I could pretty much see every place I visited in the city from here. Federation Square, Southbank Footbridge, Royal Exhibition Building, Shrine of Remembrance and many more. There was also a post box placed near the cafe, which obviously was at the Highest altitude in Australia.

The Edge Experience

As what is known as the Edge Experience we could get into a glass box that would be pushed out of the building revealing the city below. This was rather overrated in my opinion. Mainly because of the reflection in the Glass that would make it seem much less scary, and also because of my skydiving experience.

The Windy Balcony

There was also a "balcony" where one can experience how windy it gets at the top. It was so windy that I was scared that my camera might fall off my hands. The wind was not constant and would come all of a sudden and can last for sometime.

The View at Night

The view at night was rather spectacular. However it was difficult to photograph again due to the reflections on the glass of the lighting inside.

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Dockland Harbour is situated at the very end of the Tram 35 Route. It is however a place to visit and simply sit and enjoy the immense beauty of the ocean and the melbourne city.

Art

There are some interesting art installations I encountered as i was walking in the precinct. Melbourne always seems to incorporate art pretty much everywhere.