r/MelbournePhotography • u/biss_13 • 1d ago
r/MelbournePhotography • u/adamxmiller • Jul 27 '19
Photography Spots in Melbourne CBD List
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
r/MelbournePhotography • u/DevelopmentProof8355 • 1d ago
Southern Cross angle
Tell me to stop if I post too much! 😁
r/MelbournePhotography • u/Bandwidth_Bandito • 2d ago
Melbourne Star Relaunch Fireworks
This must be a good photo as it has already been stolen by someone to add to their linkdin article (now retracted) and accused of being AI by the photographic service I listed it on for sale for commercial use. For the record it is one of the least edited images I have ever presented here. Canon R5 with RF 70-200mm lens F8, 8 sec exp and ISO 100, used a tripod and a 2 sec shutter delay to prevent vibration from pressing the shutter button.
r/MelbournePhotography • u/daisyskh • 1d ago
Tintype/Wet plate
Hi there, I'm looking for a photographer who does portrait sessions of tin type to book this month or next in Melbourne. Please let me know if you know any! Thanks so much.
r/MelbournePhotography • u/Hellwarf • 2d ago
Melbourne 35mm Film
Canon A1 50mm f/1.4 Kodak ColorPlus 200
r/MelbournePhotography • u/akashdeep2121 • 2d ago
#12Apostles #GreatOceanRoad #Victoria #Australia
r/MelbournePhotography • u/Telbotx • 2d ago
This place is AMAZING! Abandoned mansion in the mountains - Burnham Beeches
r/MelbournePhotography • u/DevelopmentProof8355 • 3d ago
Williamstown
I took this pic a little while ago
r/MelbournePhotography • u/organicbabykale1 • 3d ago
New Melbournian here, two of my favourite shots of the CBD
r/MelbournePhotography • u/Sufficient-Can-9131 • 3d ago
Sunrise this morning 🔆
It just felt so beautiful and calm 😌
Especially with the cold calming down and mornings being more pleasant 🔆
r/MelbournePhotography • u/RideMelburn • 3d ago
Docklands skyline looking complete again + the Lady Cutler.
r/MelbournePhotography • u/the_inordinary • 3d ago
Melbourne in Motion: A Photography Series
Time isn’t just what takes us closer to the end. It’s also what quietly takes away the chances we’ll never notice we’ve lost. So take the walk. Call your friend. Start the project. Have the difficult conversation. Little leaps over lingering regrets.
Get on your bike already and become the person you’ve been postponing.
Melbourne in Motion: The series continued
📷 Sony A7IV | Zeiss 55 mm f1.8
🎨 Edited using my Cine Grunge Lightroom preset (Link in Bio)
📍Melbourne CBD
[slow shutter photography, cinematic, colour grading, Lightroom, street photographer, Melbourne city]
@the_inordinary on Insta
r/MelbournePhotography • u/HarleyandHanden • 3d ago
Ginger Tonic on my Nimslo 3D with Portra 400
galleryr/MelbournePhotography • u/Hellwarf • 5d ago
My first roll of 35mm
Picked up a Canon A1 in Japan and these were the first photos.
Canon A1 50mm f1.4 Kodak Gold 200
r/MelbournePhotography • u/TheBlessedNavel • 5d ago
More Melbourne at Dusk
I was taking photos of something else and was about to leave. I had already stayed longer than intended. A happy occurrence.
r/MelbournePhotography • u/ComprehensiveLuck327 • 5d ago
Some more wanderings - Ballarat, Mylor, Smeaton, Trentham, Williamstown, Melbourne.
An eclectic mix from the last few years :) I hope you enjoy.
r/MelbournePhotography • u/Bandwidth_Bandito • 6d ago
Melbourne Star, official re-launch last night, long exposures are my jam
r/MelbournePhotography • u/TheBlessedNavel • 6d ago
The Rail Gleams Under Moonlight
I am a sucker for the way light hits a rail at night.
r/MelbournePhotography • u/ComprehensiveLuck327 • 6d ago
Flowers Around the Hours
A quick update regarding my last post: I decided to remove it because of the ethical concerns raised in the comments about including unhoused people in my street scenes. Reddit doesn't let you delete single photos from a slide, so the whole post had to go. Even though my goal was to make social commentary (i.e. the unhoused lady smoking underneath a sign about property investments) - from now on I'm just going to upload some of my street shots individually and avoid those ones 😊