Clouds

After a long day of shooting, I was lucky enough to get a glimpse of these clouds on the way home from work.

Ash

Ash and I took her dog for a walk. The light was nice. 

Aida

This is my friend Aida. I've known her since I was about 17. We met after going to a tute group in high school. It worked out well for her, but I was a pretty terrible student. We used to hang out and listen to music and drink heavily. Now we catch up for the occasional coffee and dress shop.

Melbourne Cup

I'm not the type of person who shows any particular interest in horse racing or fashion. It was for that reason, I decided to spend the day away from the crowds in Melbourne's CBD. With a public holiday and wet weather predicted, I knew I would have an opportunity to stroll in the rain and experience a relatively empty city.

Later in the day, racegoers started to flow into the city. Beautiful women, handsome men, and drunkards started flowing in off the train. Flinders street become awash with colour. At about the same time, a wave of rain flowed across the city. I was lucky enough to spot this lady watching them dash across Flinders Street trying to avoid the rain. 

A lady contemplatively gazes at Flinders St Station while enjoying a post-Melbourne Cup tea at the Iconic Young & Jacksons pub, Melbourne.

Swanston. Between Bourke and Collins.

Squirrel

While working for Lensaloft and HeliServ, I had the good fortune of flying over Melbourne in some awesome choppers. Here are some pics.

HeliServ's Squirrel's on the ground at Moorabin.
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Andrew from Lensaloft.
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Cemetery. Much different to the pics I took of Santa Cruz.
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Saturday morning walk across a football oval.
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So I hear spellcheck calls you Jackpot.

Ash's dog Jack being a couch burrito.