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Looking down the spiral staircase from the Lookout Tower in the Daylesford Botanical Gardens. This lookout platform is accessed via a narrow concrete spiral staircase lined with graffitti and tags. The view from the lookout is great as the tower is located on the top of Wombat Hill.
125 Views: 2 May 2012
Olympus E-30, Zuiko 12-60mm SWD, 12mm, f/2.8, 1/60 sec., ISO 500.
I enjoy photography and love the freedom that digital photography allows you. I enjoy photographing landscapes, coastal scenes and nature.
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I know I’ve been on one of those ! Nice shot John.
It is nice to go through, as long as you are able to come up again!
– John Sharp
Great Angle & point of view John Thanks Francis
Hi Francis. Thanks for the favourite and your thoughts. I have always been trying to get a good shot of a spiral staircase. This was interesting, but a very cramped space. It was a bit strange because it was in the gardens of a small country town leading to a lookout tower!
– John Sharp
Superbly captured John love the POV.
Thanks for comments Julie. It was one of the few times I was in a position looking from above.
– John Sharp
Feel free to share this with the group Up and Over
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Hi Sheryl. Thanks for the visit and the invite to Up and Over. I am still learning my way around Redbubble and all the groups.
Regards John
– John Sharp
Very nice image John…..
Hi Thomas. Thanks for the visit and the favourite.
– John Sharp
Wonderful shot John.
Hi Otto. Thanks for the visit and comments.
– John Sharp
great perspective, well done
Hi Bearwings. Thanks for the visit and the comment.
– John Sharp
Terrific work1
Wonderful perspective and a great shot.
Hi Hany. Thanks for the visit and comment. A narrow stairway required a tight perspective!
– John Sharp
Well spotted and taken, superb angle makes for a good abstract image.
Hi David. Thanks for your supportive comments and visit. I have a liking for spiral staircases, but this was pretty dirty, narrow and difficult to get a shot, until I got to the top and looked down.
– John Sharp