Mt Buller - Sight Seeing Trip



Hey everyone, today we go to Mt Buller for a sight seeing trip. I thought this time I'll go there for a sight seeing instead of going to skiing, since I only had couple hours there. I bought with me the 50mm Cron for some street and the 28mm Minolta for some landscapes.




First thing first, we went a busy burger shop and filled up our stomach. Next we rented couple toboggans so some of us could have some fun while the others take photos, but only did we found out that we couldn't bring them up the chair lift to the top of the mountain.


I thought the steel beams at the chair lifts made some cool lines and shadows, and seeing everyone lining up in the end made a cool shot.







While I was on the chair lift going up the mount I saw these foot prints, I'm sure its the workers at the resort, but it leaves the mind to think of other creatures that also walked the same path.










The fresh cold air really wakes you up, and I don't mean from little sleep and the tiring bus ride I had. We get so caught up with our busy life that we just get sleepy, we stop caring; we blur our focus. So it is really nice to one in a while, we just need to stop and just take a breath to clear our thoughts.





I really love this photo, the divisions of the clouds and the separations of the full cart and empty cart, and the two leading lines that runs straight down. I won't go too philosophical, so I'll leave it to your imagination.








Thanks everyone for coming again, what did you guys think? Please follow me on my travels and adventures again, and follow me on Instagram (regular_cappuccino) for some of the highlights. Please give a like or a share, or leave a comment to give me some feedback.

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