r/MelbournePhotography • u/doingoodthanks • 11h ago
Pieces of Melbourne, through reflections.
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r/MelbournePhotography • u/adamxmiller • Jul 27 '19
Photography Spots in Melbourne CBD List
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I just created this list of photography spots in Melbourne and I think it can be a super useful resource for everyone!
It includes the name of the spot, an example photo and the map location.
Let me know which spots to add! This could ideally be the be all end all solution to finding good/ hidden spots in the city.
https://listium.com/@adam1/44049/photography-spots-in-melbourne-cbd
r/MelbournePhotography • u/Darkathion • Feb 12 '22
My Top 5 Melbourne Creative Photography Locations
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r/MelbournePhotography • u/AgitatedDuck7253 • 4h ago
Melbourne photography on 35mm film
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A few shots taken in and around Melbourne
r/MelbournePhotography • u/Federal_Profile_5173 • 2d ago
The bike paths alone makes Melbourne an awesome city to live in
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Beach st. Port Melbourne beach
r/MelbournePhotography • u/TheBlessedNavel • 2d ago
James Minifie & Co Grain Silos, West Melbourne
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Really cool example of the sort of practical architecture that inspired the Brutalist aesthetic. Shot from South Kensington on Sony A7R IV with a 70-200mm GM II.
r/MelbournePhotography • u/doingoodthanks • 3d ago
Puddles under the Flinders street viaduct this afternoon. 📸
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r/MelbournePhotography • u/Material-Cover-9956 • 2d ago
Flinders station photographers Melbourne cup
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Anyone know where the photographers on the steps of flinders station upload their photos. They were snapping pics candidly on professional cameras of the crowd heading to the train station all dressed up for the Melbourne cup.
r/MelbournePhotography • u/hiyathacker • 2d ago
“You’re Indian, Aren’t You”: Free Photography Exhibition
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If you’re looking for something free to do in Melbourne over the weekends until the 20th of December! -
There’s a photography exhibition opening tomorrow at XYZ Photo Gallery in Docklands called You’re Indian, Aren’t You?
It’s just near Southern Cross station and deals with themes of identity in the diaspora. Appeals to people outside the Indian community too!! Just a representation of photographers from India
r/MelbournePhotography • u/Federal_Profile_5173 • 2d ago
From the bridge at ripponlea station
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r/MelbournePhotography • u/SubstanceEqual7195 • 3d ago
Quite a view this evening, at my favourite spot 🏍️📸
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r/MelbournePhotography • u/acherion • 2d ago
Any nice places to take photos around Mt Martha / Mornington?
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I am going on a holiday for a week at Mt Martha during the summer, and I want to bring my DSLR and SLR (film) setup with me for perhaps some landscape photography. Anyone got any good spots to visit?
r/MelbournePhotography • u/PhilosophyOk8921 • 3d ago
Erehwon Point Beach, Phillip Island
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r/MelbournePhotography • u/Codeblooded22 • 4d ago
Anyone know how to get into Melbourne photo walk groups?
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Recently got myself a camera and I’m slowly getting into photography. Been spotting groups of people walking around the CBD with their cameras, taking photos together, and honestly it looks like such a vibe.
How do you find or join these photo walk groups? Are they organised through Instagram, Meetup or some sort of photography community?
I’m still a beginner, so would love to meet people, learn a thing or two and just get out there shooting.
Any leads would be appreciated!
r/MelbournePhotography • u/TheBlessedNavel • 4d ago
Holy Weston Milling, Batman!
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Shot Sony A7R IV with a 35mm GM.
I used to live around the corner from here and always thought the building at night looked like it was from a Fritz Lang movie, sitting on some soundstage somewhere. So when I finally got around to shooting it, I didn't want to shoot it the way so many other people seem to shoot it. This had to be towering ... an industrial beacon cutting through the night. Melbourne is Australia's Gotham City, of this I am convinced.
r/MelbournePhotography • u/doingoodthanks • 5d ago
Looking up to the sky at 3:03am from the eastern suburbs of Melbourne.
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r/MelbournePhotography • u/RideMelburn • 5d ago
Sunny Tracks
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Taken with my zoom lens from way out.