A study in moderation…
Ponsonby market day, last weekend.…
Mainly West of Queen Street - seen through my lens
A study in moderation…
Ponsonby market day, last weekend.…
After yesterday’s shot I did a double take as I walked up Ponsonby road and saw this reflection of The Ponsonby.
For more weekend reflections, go to James’ Weekend Reflections site.…
The Three Lamps corner, where Ponsonby Road, College Hill Road, St Mary’s Bay Road and Jervois Road meet, is dominated by this beautifully restored building, once the Ponsonby Post Office. Built in 1912, restored and transformed into a Belgian Beer CafĂ© in 2005, called The Ponsonby.…
The feathery stalks of the toi toi mercifully cover up the monstrous scar. It was meant to become the SoHo Centre, with car parking dug deep into the ground, covering an entire block. Things did not proceed to plan, the financial crisis intervened, and now there is what locals derisively call the So-Hole.…
A Skywatch Friday photo. More Skywatch images at the Skywatch Site!
The Mini Garage is at the corner of Ponsonby Road and Mackelvie Street. The sky was beautiful all over Auckland yesterday.
…This disused toilet block is in Western Park, close to the intersection of Ponsonby Road and Hopetoun Street. (The more contemporary replacement is visible in the background of the recent post on election hoardings.)
The CityDailyPhoto theme for October is “Graffiti”.…
They only sprout in a 3-year cycle, thankfully. But this year is very special in Auckland, as we prepare to create the SUPER CITY — combining seven separate councils into one, in the hope that Auckland will be able to function and speak with one voice.…
Corrugated iron sculptures by Glenda Roberts. Seen in Jervois Road, Ponsonby, on the lawns of the Villa, Smyth Galleries.…
Seen from Anglesea Street, Ponsonby. The Sky Tower (328 m from ground level to top of mast) dominates, together with the Sky City Casino (red).…
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