
Lamborghini Murcielago: 640 horsepower
Mercedes SLR: 614 horsepower
Toyota Corolla: 132 horsepower
2 horsepower!!!
we visited Bao's school too - University of Melbourne
Bao then brought us to the National Gallery of Victoria --- on the only day of the week that it is CLOSED (-_-)"
Google Maps: National Gallery of Victoria
So we walked to the Shrine of Remembrance, where my phone battery ran dry..
Google Maps: Shrine of Remembrance
The rest of the pics were taken with Bao's digicam:
Nowadays digicam comes weird preset modes like food mode, party mode etc..
This particular one is taken using "glass" mode
Jianhuiiiiiiiiiiii, Bao & LLY
"Jianhuiiiiiiiiiiiii was here"
Sidney Myer Music Bowl
Google Maps: Sidney Myer Music Bowl
Sunset already, time for dinner...
They decided to abandon the very expensive restaurant I booked & head for this Ferrari decorated cafe in Lygon St, which is essentially little Italy.
Google Maps: Cafe Corretto, Lygon St
19 June 2008
Australia Trip - Part3
16 June 2008
Australia Trip - Panoramics
MY PHOTOS HAS BEEN SELECTED TO BE DISPLAYED ON GOOGLE EARTH!!! =D
They should appear on Google Earth by 27th June according to what Panoramio says.
All pictures are taken with a Nokia N80 handphone, some were edited with Photoshop CS2, panoramics are stitched up using another software.
(Click to enlarge)
Glebe Bridge from Sydney Fish Market
Inside Sydney Opera House
Not included in Google Earth since the rule states that "everything under a roof is usually not accepted"
I was about to finish my 180-degree panoramic when the staff came up to me & said: "Hey mate, no photography is allowed."
Yarra River, Melbourne
My favourite pic from the entire Australia trip. Unfortunately, this photo has not yet been reviewed for placement in Google Earth.
Hunters Valley, Sydney
Didn't upload this because I have no idea where exactly this pic is taken. Only if I had the camera phone from Nokia which labels with photos with GPS-coordinates.
Great Ocean Road
Twelve Apostles
London Bridge
Learning how to edit photos with Photoshop, which one do you prefer?