Photograph copyright: DAVID McMAHON (Image ID: 129-5738)Okay, so it's not a real star - but you can understand why I saw the resemblance. This unusual ceiling is part of the Jam Factory here in Melbourne.
Definitely one of the places to be in the uber-trendy suburb of Prahran, it comprises a shopping mall, cinema and restaurant complex. And do you know where it gets its name from? Simple - it was once (you guessed it) a jam factory.
26 comments:
Jam Factory?
Music or fruit spread? ;-)
Great capture, star-quality!
Cool jam factory you have over there. Yes, this is a wonderful view of the star and the colors are great.
Jams and jellies? One day I'll find myself over there looking for this~! I am sure I won't be disappointed!
Sandi
It's like looking into a diamond with a loup. Stunning.
I like it when old buildings/structures are renovated into something new vs being torn down
Such a fun photo but even more fun title. You are SO back!
Both phot and title were stunning :-)
Not only a starry sky, a sunny starry sky!
I'm with Daryl (of course). Reminds me of the Jax Building in New Orleans. Old brewery turned into condos and businesses.
BTW - How am I going to get a SIGNED copy this time of Muskoka Maharani?
What a cool structure, and a gorgeous photo.
I love it and the colours. I was wondering what you were doing in a jam factory! Now I know.
Maggie X
Nuts in May
what an intricate engineering feat!
Hi Merisi - both! Glad you like the shot.
Thanks, TechnoBabe - Prahran is a very cool place to be!
Sandi, it would be my absolute pleasure to show you and Mac around.
Moannie, THAT'S what it reminded me of!
Yes, Daryl - you would also love the shot tower and the way it was incorporated into Melbourne Central.
Mrs Authorblog and I will take you and Ray there when you visit. Deal?
You are so very kind, Hilary. You have absolutely made my day.
I'll never forget your kindness in taking over Post of the Day, too.
Thank you, RuneE - very kind of you.
You're right, Friko - and it was VERY sunny that day, as you can tell from the shadows.
Aims, I will personally deliver one the next time I am in your beautiful country.
Hopefully, that won't be too long.
Thanks so much, Fragrant Liar - it's a really interesting place - some great mosaics on the columns as well.
Thanks, Maggie. I was hunting for strwaberry jam, for my Devonshire tea and scones!
Yes, you're right, Muse - the architects must have been genuine stars!
Really like this one David.
This really resembles the view of the Oral Roberts University Prayer Tower! The colors are different, but wow, the resemblance is uncanny!
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