The official seven week
Perth City Festival of Christmas celebrations kicked off in a burst of colour last night, with the official turning on of the Christmas lights which also incorporates a new series of light projections created by
'The Electric Canvas' shown against one of my favourite buildings the old GPO in Forrest Place. After a 36C day the breeze was in and made for a warm balmy evening enjoyed by over 5000 Perthites and visitors alike, check out last shot, quite a crowd oui! Once again there are so many things going on it makes me tired just thinking about getting to them all :) Catch up today, have a great weekend, take care.....!
wow This Light festival is wonderful and you prepared such a great article, your pictures are beautiful, congratulations! The building facade looks magical!
ReplyDeleteIf you don't mind I'm sharing this post in our facebook page Bonjour et Bon Voyage, merci beaucoup chérie!
happy Friday!
Léia
WOW....thats very nice and colorful.
ReplyDeleteWish you a lovely weekend.
greetings from Holland, Joop
Nice series♥ Mon Ami
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Impressive! and funny to imagine that on your side of the world, Xmas means heat! :o)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice (even if busy) week-end!
These are so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun, colorful festival for the holidays!! Love your captures as always! Hope you're getting ready for a great weekend!! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteAlready???!!!! Oh my gosh!! It's so early! But very pretty decorations:)
ReplyDeletelove all those festive colors and holy moly, that's a lot of peeps! have a great weekend :)
ReplyDeleteI love those light shows that you seem to have fairly regularly, Grace!
ReplyDeleteSeven weeks of Christmas stuff? Bah! Humbug!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool. Although for us Northern-hemispherians it's hard to imagine a Christmas season when the temps are above the 30s. In any case, enjoy it and keep those photos coming !
ReplyDeleteI am JEALOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteThey have started to put up the Christmas lighting in Versailles. Same ones as usual, I've been showing them since 2009 and arghhhhhhhh why can't they change them just a little bit???
This is fantastic!
While it seems a bit early to start the Christmas season, I love your night photos. Well captured light show. Almost feel I was there.
ReplyDeleteYou found the perfect spot for your shots. They are fab. We were in Melbourne a few years back for Christmas with family. It was fun to experience. Enjoy the build up to the big day and have a super weekend!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant and beautiful. Your country, too, seems to have the holiday spirit quite early.
ReplyDeleteWow what color! You got some good photos of it,.
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic, Grace! Jim from Sydney shows similar colored light shows. It must be a wonderful Oz thing. Love 'em!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Grace!
ReplyDeleteLovely light show. I was sorry to miss it but we had a prior commitment. There is always so much on...
ReplyDeleteThis makes me think of the night so many years ago when the family attended a son-et-lumiere show at one of the castles in the Loire valley, Azay-le-rideau, I think. My, how the technology has changed.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOMG, it's the start of the CHRISTMAS festival??? It's getting WAAAAY too close!!
ReplyDeleteI like those projections, the buildings look so different this way, like a fairy-tale.
ReplyDeleteAh, your B & W in full living color. Now I do not know which I like best.
ReplyDeleteHere IT comes. Hang on for dear life!
ReplyDeleteOh, that's so beautiful!
ReplyDeletePsychadelic!!!
ReplyDeleteGee - Perth is sure getting in early with it's Christmas festivities. I love these building projections. I saw a similar display for the first time last year and they left me gasping.
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