Melbourne has always been known as one of the best cities to live in. With a population of about 3.8 million, it is a melting pot of diversity, a meeting of different cultures, art & most importantly, to the readers of this blog, food. :)
And one of the busiest streets that you can find, & should go to when you're in Melbourne, would have to be Bourke Street. For the shopping-mad tai-tais, this is the epicenter of their universe.

If you are a pure-blooded tai-tai, it will rock your world.

Nee was rocking. She practically bought the whole Satch clothing line.

And she also bought several culinary weapons at Myers I think and it is only Day2.
I think the Royal Malaysian Customs Department would be very happy to receive us when we come home. The whole place is now decorated in anticipation for the big holiday rush.



These are the trams that run right through the middle of the road, even when people are still walking.




The one thing that I enjoyed the most here were the street performers. This particular one was a wierd mix of all the wrong things in the wrong place.


Very talented, he sings, plays the slide guitar & the harmonica & the bass drum, all at the same time. I gave him a dollar so that it'd make me feel better about taking his picture.
5 comments:
Are you having official duty at Swinburne? Drop by South Australia for a weekend if you can.
Wow these photos are ah-mazing! what kind of camera do you use? :)
Umm, thanks for the compliment but I am not worthy. It was realy point & shoot kind of photography. I had to buy a new camera in KL before the Melb trip cos I left my Nikon coolpix at home! So I bought this Canon 450D & I have yet to learn how to play with the dials. I just thought that the photos were so-so. But thanks anyway.
You are so modest! I think they are really good - you must have a good eye for shapes and the lighting is perfect...so moody and dramatic. I especially like the one down the narrow ally :)
Thanks for thiss blog post
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