Pics by Gemma Wiseman ~ A new building at Mornington features blue and round shapes as part of its facade design.
These blue shapes represent the blue waters of Port Phillip Bay nearby.
(The building was just nearing completion late 2009 when these photos were taken.)
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Digital Fun Challenge #1 ~ Blue and Round
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Creative building
Magic water fantasy
Blue bubble dreaming
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Pic by Gemma Wiseman
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Blue Bubbles
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3 comments:
hip hip hooray! I don't have to play alone - thank you! :)
We see very seldom this kind of patterns, glass balconies - really interesting!
Great blue & round entry! :)
This building is really MODERN and unusual. I like the blue bubbles on it. Pretty unique to say the least. You have made it come to life for me.
Genie
I love the bubble motif...at first I thought is was the railing of a cruise ship!
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