I like finding (hopefully) interesting shapes in the ordinarily mundane. This is the entrance to the underground carpark out the front of Parliament House.
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4 comments:
I like your titles for your photos... I remember running down into that carpark cos I was so cold
Thanks doll! Ha! That's right - and I was still taking photos and you were almost in tears. Oh, the memories.
I thought it was a security camera in a deep swimming pool sans water.
Heh. I'll take that as a compliment :)
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