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Cudal garage


I liked this set of garages, photographed in Cudal when I was taking a shot of the Royal Hotel. We passed through Cudal on our way to Manildra the home of Australia's largest flour mill. I'll show you that tomorrow.
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  1. JulieMay 14, 2009 at 7:37 AM

    I found some sheets of tin/iron that was lovely in the back lanes of Glebe. Never did post them ... must try to find them.

    I too like this line of garages ... the peeling paint and the whole ordinariness of it ... the higgledypiggedly shapes ... weds me to the earth emotionally

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  2. PJMay 16, 2009 at 9:28 AM

    Well, you know how I feel about corrugated iron (is that the correct term?). It's wonderful. I photographed a building like this and I just loved working with it.

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