All Is Not Lost…

Firstly, apologies to anybody who has emailed, commented or tried to contact me in the last couple of months. However, moving house, having a baby on the way, and not having access to the internet has pretty much caused me to put Melb UE on hold for the time being but as above, all is not lost. I shall be shortly working on a new blog for all aspects of my photography, in which I shall be incorporating Melb UE and removing this blog.

My upcoming addition, will be better, more varied and contain my other photographic interests including; landscape’s, nightscape’s, architecture in general, possibly car’s and several other subjects.

I will notify everybody here in a post with a link to my new blog prior to removing Melb UE.

I’d also like to take this moment to sincerely thank all of my current follower’s and hope that you all stick around for the future and follow me to my new blog.

Regards,
Matt.

Bradmill Goes Up In Flames.

[Above photograph courtesy of the Herald Sun.]

Herald Sun, September 10, 2011.

A SQUATTER has been treated for smoke inhalation as fire crews battle a factory blaze in Yarraville. The fire, at the former Bradmill factory in Francis St, was reported at 6.20pm and took 30 minutes to bring under control.

SBA Foods Abattoir, Altona.

Roop’s Bunker

Larundels Last Breath.

Larundel is about to become a sleek new housing estate, however the current buildings may be less fortunate…
Polaris 3083 is well underway and selling fast. Following a great response, the four unique apartment buildings are catering to all tastes and preferences. 64 apartments are set above the retail hub, offering a new contemporary lifestyle.

Portsea Quarantine Station.

The Lion of Beechworth; A Stroll Around the Mayday Hills Hospital.

Blaze Puts An End To Former Toorak Grammar.

A FAILED bid for temporary heritage protection of a 19th century Prahran building has ended with the issuing of a demolition permit. The dilapidated circa-1880s two-storey building at 652 High St was once owned by Frederick Goldstraw, headmaster of Wesley College, who founded the Toorak Grammar School there.

Car Graveyard, Mintaro. Monegeeta.

BP Refinery Extended. Black & Whites.