Gunpowder factory heritage listed-shopping centre built around it.

What a nice view ! I shopped in Daimaru so many times and never took the time to take a photograph. You got it right with this shot.

Very clever photograph, Julie. Congratulations.

When I was a kid (in the early '50s) the Shot Tower was a major Melbourne skyline feature. . . now it's little enough to go under a roof! A great shot which brings back memories of the Good Old Days!

Wow. What a stunning use of a fish-eye lens...clear, saturated colors, but not overdone, well-planned. The giant links are the perfect thing to join it all together.

I've tried a similiar composition once (at the same place) myself using a 35mm lens, but I never knew that it would be so stunning when one uses a wider angle lens. Great Job man! Keep it up~

Great Job - Having taken some "shots" of the Shot tower in Melbourne Central 10 years ago (Standard vertical ones - with a 28 mm lens), I am aware how hard this one is to get right - once again Nice job Julie.

Since photo.net staffers don't seem to be enforcing any kind of harassment rules, I must present to you a personal email to me from the elegant, and eloquent, Ms. Nicholson:

And all because I made posted some honest criticism. Unfortunately, you'll never see my comments and Ms. Nicholson's response; she deleted the corresponding images.

Reply to Jason. I dont have an email address with Lycos and never did have. Certainly would not waste my time sending you an email.

Hm, that's funny, because I remember that same address adorning your profile in the past.

Next, another photo.netter posted an email he got from you with the exact same email address. Plus, it had your signature slaughtering of the English language; It's quite characteristic of your sophisticated ad hominem attacks.

Third, I'd like to point out the not-so-subtle difference between your new email address and your old one:

Old: juliemightyfine8#lycos.com
New: mightyfine7#bigpond.com.au

Pretty darn clever, Julie, but didn't your mommy teach you that lying was wrong?

Go somewhere else and make up your childish little stories.

I just saw an almost identical photo as the contest winner at Apogee Photo. Not the same picture, for sure, but the same location and idea. I liked yours more.