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Photographer & Flâneur on un-ceded Kulin Nation lands ; with an iPhone, servant to 2 Devon Rex Kats http://stunik.com/

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stu @stunik.com · 2d

From my archive. While wandering about. Melbourne has an amazing Arts precinct, there’s always lots to see and do.

Orange bollards delineate an area of the grounds outside the NGV, Melbourne, Australia. A pair of young women are caught edge of frame. The sky is blue and cloudless. The sculpture by Inge King’s Forward Surge, occupies the middle ground with apartment buildings behind that.

The western forecourt of the National Gallery of Victoria, withe the Spiegeltent erected, it’s a bright sunny day and the blue sky is cloudless, surprisingly there are few people around in what is normally a busy spot.

Inside the NGVIan Potter building an architectural marvel and a great place to get lost in.

stu @stunik.com · 4d

The sun sets over Federation Square while people watch the big screen.

A cobblestone plaza in Melbourne glows under a golden sunset, transformed into a pop-up lounge of striped deck chairs and relaxed bodies—urban flâneurs soaking in the twilight. A towering Christmas tree wrapped in electric blue lights anchors the scene, flanked by high-rises and a construction crane that gestures toward futures still under assembly. Overhead, string lights crisscross like celestial coordinates, mapping leisure against the skyline. People recline, chat, or gaze skyward, their silhouettes soft against the amber light. The mood is festive but unhurried, a civic exhale at the edge of the year. In the distance, modern architecture and heritage spires mingle like temporal tourists. The whole tableau feels like a postcard from a parallel Melbourne—where time slows, chairs multiply, and the city briefly becomes a living room for strangers.

stu @stunik.com · 12d

Catch the train to the end of the line get off. Walk around. What do do you see? From my series Everything and Nothing, Werribee 2025-10-06 14:53:32

stu @stunik.com · 26d

Daylight saving begins, what better way to celebrate than staying out in the gorgeous late afternoon light, photographing’Everything & Nothing’.

stu @stunik.com · Sep 3

wild weird and wonderful, networkoftime.com?match=adolf-...
#www #weird #internetiswierd

Network Of Time

Connecting and sharing the appearances that tell the stories of encounters between notable people and historical figures.

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stu @stunik.com · Jul 3

Swanston street, in he depths of what feels like a more brutal than usual winter from my series ‘Everything & Nothing’

stu @stunik.com · May 10

Infrastructure,infrastructure, infrastructure. From my series ‘Everything and Nothing’.

stu @stunik.com · Apr 26

NGV West wall 2025-03-09 11:33:17. From my series “Everything & Nothing”

stu @stunik.com · Apr 25

what about Flâneur?

stu @stunik.com · Apr 22

*sigh*

stu @stunik.com · Apr 17

All the shadows. All the lines. All the geometry. From my new series ‘Everything & Nothing’.
#photography #urbanlandscape #suburbia #highpoint #shoppingcentre

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Andy Adams @flakphoto.news · Apr 17

This week, on @flakphoto.news — An excerpt from @carolkino.bsky.social's book, Double Click: Twin Photographers in the Golden Age of Magazines. This was a fun post to produce and a fascinating story to boot. Please share it with your #photography friends. Thank you, Carol!