Catching up on February’s Hosier Lane Updates…some great portraits appeared by Mimby Jones Robinson as well as a few witty comments and some large colourful pieces.
Mimby Jones Robinson Street Art, Hosier Lane, Melbourne CBD, Victoria
Mimby Jones Robinson Street Art, Hosier Lane
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Posted in Melbourne CBD, Street Art, Victoria
Tagged Australia, Buskers, graffiti, Hosier Lane, Melbourne CBD, Melbourne Laneways, Photography, Portraits, Rutledge Lane, Street Art, Street Photography, Victoria
While exploring the backstreets and laneways looking for new street art, I have been finding some very good buskers. I had great background music while photographing a stunning new piece in Degraves Place off Degraves Street. The guitarist was very good. Further along I listened to a trio of musicians – The Collingwood Casanovas…
Very colourful Degraves Place street art, Melbourne CBD
Degraves Street Guitarist
Buskers in Centre Place off Flinders Lane
There is a pretty wide selection of buskers around Melbourne. From electrified bands to jugglers to statues. I often stop, have a listen and occasionally buy one of their CDs. While walking through some of the laneways along Little Collins Street this week, I found this Cello busker in Block Place.
Classical Busker, Block Place, Melbourne CBD
Posted in Black & White, Busker, Melbourne CBD
Tagged Australia, Block Place, Buskers, Cello, Melbourne CBD, Melbourne Laneways, Photography, Street Photography, Urban Photography, Victoria
A walk around the city on a hot summer’s day, watching the lunch crowds and traders along the small laneways off Flinders Lane and finishing off the walk with a few songs from the buskers in the Bourke St Mall.
Lunchtime traders in Centre Place, Melbourne CBD – a fantastic spot for good food and a great price from a variety of small hole-in-the-wall shops – also has some interesting artwork and graffiti.
Buskers in Bourke St Mall, Melbourne CBD – these guys were amazingly good, Spanish style guitar with a modern flair. They were feeling the heat of the mid-day sun – but the show must go on…
The Gap Year and Beyond 