According to the 2006 census, there are about 1.8 million residents of Brisbane (lots more now, I'd say). Since I moved here in August 2005, about 153,000 others have too. As I am still on a break from work, I have done the maths for you - it's about 860 a week... which makes it the fastest growing city in Australia. The traditional quarter-acre block with a Queenslander on it is becoming a rarity with the blocks being divided as the population multiplies. I like this block of apartments because of the sheer scale of it.
By the way - I'm back from my time away at the Woodford Folk Festival which is about 80kms north of Brisbane. I have been debating with myself as to whether I should post a picture from there as so many people from Brisbane travel there each year. Everywhere you look there's a photograph waiting to happen... but I have decided to be a purist. Brisbane only!
Also - thanks for all the great comments and apologies for no Brisbane New Year shots.
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Funny. I arrived to Brisbane on July 2005 and I also have a blog about this great city.
Looks like a beehive. But I'm sure the apartments are nice on the inside. I had no idea Brisbane was that big and growing at such an amazing rate.
So good to see someone else who sees the photographable in apartment buildings...(patterns)
Annie
ps When I go to New York to visit my daughter...I can't put my camera down!
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