Nepalese Pagoda Revisited

23/08/201623/08/2016 Norma MartiriAustralia, Brisbane, image, nepal, nepalese, pagoda, photo, photography, picture, Queensland, Southbank5 Comments

Another photo on the Nepalese Pagoda at Southbank. This was taken a couple of weeks ago and the trees were much fuller this time.

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The Nepalese Pagoda is one of South Bank’s most treasured attractions. Originally brought to Brisbane as the Kingdom of Nepal’s contribution to World Expo 88, the three-story high Pagoda is now located in the heart of the Parklands. It features 80 tonnes of hand-carved Nepalese timber and took more than 160 Nepalese families two years to build. It is also one of only three Nepalese peace pagodas in the world to be located outside of Nepal. [Source]

The ABC Building

18/08/201618/09/2016 Norma Martiriarchitecture, Australia, B&W, black and white, Brisbane, city, cityscape, image, night, photo, photography, picture, Queensland, Southbank, the Wheel4 Comments

The ABC Building at Southbank, Brisbane. Another “undercover” street photographer session 🙂

The Victoria Bridge

04/08/201616/08/2016 Norma Martiribridge, city, city scape, cityscape, photo, photography, Southbank, Victoria Bridge10 Comments

Another night photo of the Victoria Bridge looking across from Southbank.

Friday in the City

30/07/201616/08/2016 Norma MartiriAustralia, Brisbane, cityscape, nightscape, photo, photography, Southbank, the Wheel, Victoria Bridge13 Comments

A great way to end the work week with a stroll through the city with a few like-minded friends and a camera 🙂

Kurilpa Foot Bridge

The city view looking from the city bus terminal

Looking through the Arch of the Old Victoria Bridge

Chilling on a Friday Night

Asian Food Festival at Southbank

Nepalese Pagoda

05/03/201516/08/2016 Norma Martiribank, nepal, nepalese, Night Photography, pagoda, parklands, photography, south, Southbank7 Comments

The Nepalese Pagoda is one of South Bank’s most treasured attractions. Originally brought to Brisbane as the Kingdom of Nepal’s contribution to World Expo 88, the three-story high Pagoda is now located in the heart of the Parklands. It features 80 tonnes of hand-carved Nepalese timber and took more than 160 Nepalese families two years to build. It is also one of only three Nepalese peace pagodas in the world to be located outside of Nepal. [Source]