Marri leaf litter…

2012.01.24

Marri-leaf-litter

iPhone

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Razor wire and a gum leaf…

2012.01.21

Razor wire -and gum leaf

Canon S70 f6.3 1/500s ISO50

 

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Unlit…

2012.01.13

Unlit Ally

Leica M9 f5.7 1.3000s ISO 320

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Jacaranda and a glass canopy…

2012.01.12

Jacaranda-and-glass

Leica M9 f5.6 1/250s ISO320

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Shelf Life…

2012.01.06

On the shelf - 'life?

Canon S70 f8 1/180s ISO100

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Light woodland…

2011.12.26

Light-woodland

Leica M9 f11 1/250s ISO160 Voigtlander 35mm f1.4

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Greg’s Chemists…

2011.12.15

Gregs-Chemist Midland Western Australia

iPhone photo in camera True HDR

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Death Disco…

2011.12.07

Leica M9 f4.9 1/1500s ISO320 Voigtlander 50mm f1.5

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Presents and a bridge…

2011.12.05

Leica M9 f8 1/125s ISO320

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Old and not so old

2011.12.04

Leica M9 f9.5 1/1000s ISO320 Voigtlander 50mm f1.5

How things change, when I first arrived in Perth this was a Victorian pile was known as the Palace hotel. It was built in the days of the first gold rush and over the years develop something reputation. By the 1980′s it was a bit run down and only slightly residential… The rooms were not expensive and there was a topless bar in the basement. While wondering through the foyer one was likely to be propositioned, need I say more. A few years later the site was purchased and proposals of development by Alan Bond of Americas Cup fame flowed thick and fast. At one point the whole site was to be levelled  but a ‘friends’ pressure group negotiated a torturous path of preservation and the result we have today is thanks to their efforts, a worthwhile balanced combination of old and new.

Western Australia generally has a terrible record of preservation of its past architectural glories, at one point W.A. had a wonderful collection of real 1930′s Art deco buildings but sadly some of the best have fallen to the wreckers ball. On the other hand we have real estate agents who will revel in a single architectural detail and proclaim a whole house  to be ‘a fine house in the art deco style’ even though it might be a bungalow have been built in the 50′s…

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