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On the second day of Open House Perth, I focused on zooming around the inner city suburbs of Perth. I photographed some of the most popular residential destinations. I really got to practice my architectural photography. In addition I limited myself to shooting with only the 23mm f2 lens.
In the last couple of years some awesome inner city hotels and eateries have opened up on Perth. These were some of my highlights from day 1 of photographing in the city area for Open House Perth.
Open House Perth is one of many annual events held in Perth. Open House started out in the UK as an architectural event showcasing the importance of good design. It has expanded to a heap of cities around the world and Perth is one of them! The first event in Perth was back in 2012 and I found out about it a few years ago from a friend. Since then I’ve attended for the last few years. It’s very much grown into a big event in Perth. Getting people to get out and about exploring our own backyard. Not only that, you also get to go behind the scenes and into buildings that you don’t normally get to visit. Whether it’s people’s architecturally designed homes or corporate buildings and rooftops. There’s something for everyone. From the inner cities areas of North Perth and Mt Hawthorn to the Perth Hills in the east. Down to Fremantle and cross to the western beachy suburbs. In the past I’ve been to buildings such as Brookfield, QV1 and Channel 9 News. You can check blog posts from Open House Perth 2017 here, here and here. Blog posts from Open House Perth 2016 can be found here, here, here and here. [Read more…]
