Dingo Flour Mill - Fremantle Western Australia by EOS20
The Dingo flour mill in Fremantle, Western Australia.
The Dingo flour sign is a local Fremantle icon, and has been heritage listed.
The sign was first painted in the late 1940’s, but was painted over during the second world war, which was a necessary war precaution. After the war, the sign was repainted using the original outline and has been maintained ever since.
Canon EOS 7D and 15-85 IS.
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lovely photo and interesting information, well done :)
CONGRATULATIONS
classic, the processing really suits it
Very nice, I was led to believe Alan Bond even painted it once??
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This building with its big red dingo has and is a real part of my memories.
When a child living down south to travel to Perth was a big deal and i always knew we were almost there when i saw the big red dog :).
and now although its faded and i live in Perth its something I still love to see.