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About Me
- cara
- I'm a Londoner living in West End in Brisbane since 2005. Irish blood, English heart, Aussie passport.
3 comments:
Cara, ANY of your photographs would make stunning postcards - you're in the wrong biz.
Have a lovely weekend.
That IS a lovely photo. I loved it when they had the windmill outside the State Library last year as part of one of their exhibitions/themes. It looked spectacular from the upper floors of GoMA, and very Australian, reminding me of growing up in the bush. Wish it could have stayed there permanently.
Lovely composition.
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