
A close-up of the Queen Bee from yesterday on Southbank’s Eureka Tower.
- Aperture: ƒ/5.6
- Camera: E-M5MarkII
- Focal length: 120mm
- ISO: 400

A close-up of the Queen Bee from yesterday on Southbank’s Eureka Tower.

The final detail from the Princes Bridge – the heraldic version of St Edward’s Crown.

Another unidentified coat of arms newly restored on Princes Bridge. Each of the local councils that funded the new bridge were commemorated in having their coat of arms adorn the arches.

A newly restored coat of arms on the Princes Bridge. The motto reads “Virtute et fide” – by virtue and faith or, by valour and fidelity. Each of the councils that funded the building of the bridge were commemorated with their coat of arms. This looks like a historic City of Melbourne coat of arms – being a close copy of that of that of the Viscount of Melbourne.

A 1949 Farmall Cub at the Kyneton Agricultural Show 2025. The Cub was the smallest tractor made by International Harvester between 1949 and 1979. This photo shows the offset driving position to make it easier working in paddocks.

A close-up of the grille of the 1962 Singer Gazelle (IIIC) at the Numurkah Agricultural Show 2025. The Rootes Group had acquired Singer along with Hillman, Humber, Sunbeam, Talbot, Commer and Karrier. Rootes was acquired from 1964 by Chrysler.

The front view of the Singer Gazelle at the Numurkah Agricultural Show in 2025.

A Singer Gazelle at the 2025 Numurkah Agricultural Show.
I spotted this in the Little Malop Street, Geelong today.

The 2.4 Litre bonnet badge on the Mark 2 Jaguar at the Numurkah Agricultural Show 2025.

The front view of the 2.4 Litre Mark 2 Jaguar from yesterday at the 2025 Numurkah Agricultural Show.

A 2.4 Litre Mark 2 Jaguar at the Numurkah Agricultural Show 2025.