coned in

Posted by jet (Lonbourne, United Kingdom) on 5 May 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.

melbourne central shot tower, underneath the iconic glass cone.

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Comments (14)

Zing from Hamilton, New Zealand

Nice perspective, I love it. Great B&W too!

5 May 2007 5:31am

Cris from Lower Mainland, Canada

gosh i love this pic. Love the angle and i love the architecture its amazing! wow

5 May 2007 6:53am

dee from Innsbruck, Austria

What an impressive architectural shot. Great angle!

5 May 2007 9:07am

Kheoh Yee Wei from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

wow,marvelous ! Great shot!

5 May 2007 9:16am

George from Central Florida, USA, United States

What a place! As others have said, nice perspective. But then again, what other perspective could anyone take? This one is so dominating. Nice job.

5 May 2007 12:04pm

Kairospix from Singapore

wow! great shot in bw!

5 May 2007 4:46pm

Dipti from United States

excellent shot - great perspective

5 May 2007 7:42pm

Jeannie from Australia

i KNEW i recognised it! And it does look that gorgeous in real life too! years from now, i'm going to look at this picture and get all nostalgic over melbourne central. thanks for taking the shot i could never take myself. =)

7 May 2007 1:47am

Scarabaeus from Manchester, United Kingdom

great perspective shot in b&w

7 May 2007 5:21pm

alla from Toronto, Canada

wow this is a very interesting shot. Great prespective. Very strange structure tho, and I LIKE it.

8 May 2007 7:42pm

Mingimg from Malaysia

Great shot! Very realistic mix with futuristic feel to it!

11 May 2007 3:41pm

Mynx from Switzerland

absolutely gorgeous. wish I'd been there. It makes your head spin looking at it!!!!

12 May 2007 7:19pm

Rob from Hamburg, United States

what a neat picture , and why is there a building inside the cone ?

11 Jun 2007 4:41pm

Jem from Australia

thanks for the kind comments! you'll have to direct some of those questions to the architect - kisho kurokawa - designer of The Singapore Flyer and Kuala Lumpur International Airport (just to name a few).

15 Jun 2007 2:47pm

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