This is one of my favourite subjects the Lydiard Street Uniting Church. I have several external and internal shots on my Flickr account which you can access by clicking on the image name link under the image.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Koroit Primary School
One of the old schools (the common school is even older) that is still going strong. The school includes Eccles House and the former Court House. More images can be seen by clicking the link to my flickr photos under the image.
Koroit Borough Office
The former Shire Office in Koroit - they are now the library. I love the clouds in this - it was a funny day and overcast mainly but it seems the sun shines of local government.
Tower Hill Geology
The ash layers at tower hill (between Warrnambool and Koroit) are of international geological significance. My Mum is from a farm near Tower Hill but I never grow tired of this little volanco (perched maar).
Mosiac of my visit to Infant Jesus Koroit
My family has been going to this church for generations. I have had a couple of funerals in the past few weeks that inspired me to go back with the camera and take piccies. Now I just need to relate some of these to John Collins images.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Hepburn and Melbourne in one weekend
Last weekend I did a mini photographic odessy. Book launch at the Pavilion,
the Gervasoni ruins,
the Berry Consolidated mine
and then down to Melbourne to the Boroondara Cemetery
and skipping girl.
Growing up we used to index cemeteries with my Mum. I find them fascinating but Kew is my favourite by far for the quality of headstones. Tower Hill, Eganstown (Catholic) and Sandon are favourites for family connection and Franklinford for a fantastic setting.
the Gervasoni ruins,
the Berry Consolidated mine
and then down to Melbourne to the Boroondara Cemetery
and skipping girl.
Growing up we used to index cemeteries with my Mum. I find them fascinating but Kew is my favourite by far for the quality of headstones. Tower Hill, Eganstown (Catholic) and Sandon are favourites for family connection and Franklinford for a fantastic setting.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Port Campbell, Warrnambool and Port Fairy
Over the Labour Day Long weekend I went to Port Campbell and Port Fairy.
Sights included the carved bullock and shipwreck items in Port Campbell.
As well as churches and bookstores in Port Fairy
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