Melbourne growing tall...

view from the Immigration Museum of Melbourne's tall buildings...

Balmatian...

unusual entry to a home at Balnarring...

Warrawee...

In the 1860's, Warrawee was a coaching inn at Balnarring...

pale yellow beauty...

Balnarring home on the Mornington Peninsula...

Felix...

Felix is a newly opened, unusual little shop in Dromana...
The colourful tiling is a dramatic addition to the streetscape...

part of an old building?...

unusual building style above a shop in Dromana on the Mornington Peninsula...

large gate of wood...

home at Safety Beach on the Mornington Peninsula...

South Yarra Square...

South Yarra Square is opposite the Alfred Hospital, inner Melbourne...
It includes apartments and a cafe...

fancy brick work...

Prahran home, inner Melbourne...

Prahran motel...

motel on a busy corner in Prahran, inner Melbourne...

Prahran homes...

Prahran homes, inner Melbourne...

near Prahran station...

building near Prahran railway station, inner Melbourne...

marina homes...

homes along the main channel at Martha Cove marina...

like a beehive...

a beehive like building visible through the trees at Fawkner Park, inner Melbourne...

above the tree line...

buildings appearing above the tree line at Fawkner Park, inner Melbourne...

serious in grey...

buildings beside Fawkner Park opposite the Alfred Hospital, inner Melbourne...

perhaps a storage area?

odd building on a farm at Red Hill..

classical...

sculpture of classical lines in the Enchanted maze garden at Arthurs Seat...

black geometrics...

black sculpture in the grounds of Montalto vineyards at Red Hill...

St Mark's Anglican Church...

St Mark's Anglican Church at Balnarring...

Seaview Gallery...

Seaview Gallery at Queenscliff...
The gallery occupies the ground floor of the historic Seaview House, built in 1875.
It was originally a green grocer shop.
In 1890, when a second storey was added, it was known as the Seaview Coffee Palace.
Upstairs now operates as a guest house.

Queenscliff Farm Foods...

old building but a thriving busdiness in Queenscliff...

library and inn...

beautifully preserved old buildings in the main street of Queenscliff...
The Queenscliff Inn was originally known as Olinda’s.
It was built in 1902 - the Edwardian period.
Originally it was built as a guest house for holiday makers
who travelled from Melbourne on paddle steamers.
Queenscliff Library opened in 1890.

old post office...

old post office in the main street of Queenscliff on the Bellarine Peninsula...

old ticket office...

old ticket office at the Queenscliff railway station on the Bellarine Peninsula...
Queenscliff railway station was opened in 1879.

sun and moon...

garden sculpture for sale at Tyabb Antique Village, Tyabb...

Hay Shed...

Hay Shed at Tyabb Antique Village on the Mornington Peninsula...

home at Red Hill...

home tucked away at Red Hill on the Mornington Peninsula...

by the railway track...

buildings by the railway line close to inner Melbourne...

Melbourne Arts Centre...

view of Melbourne Arts Centre, looking across the Yarra River from Princes Bridge...