« Back

Melbourne

Victoria (VIC), Australia

Melbourne and Yarra River at Dawn - Fine art print of Swan Street Bridge, Melbourne, VIC, Australia - Looking over Melbourne CBD and Yarra River from the Swan Street bridge in Melbourne, VIC, Australia at dawn when city lights and rising Sun painted sky, buildings and river in warm and pink colours. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0001

Melbourne and Yarra River at Dawn
AU-MELBOURNE-0001

Melbourne and Flinders Street Station - Fine art print of South Bank, Melbourne, VIC, Australia - The city of Melbourne is made up of the city centre and a number of precincts and inner-city suburbs that have their own distinctive character. Melbourne is the capital of Victoria and a vibrant hub of style, sport, culture and dining. Melbourne is a maze of hidden laneways, opulent bars, exclusive restaurants and off-the-beaten-track boutiques. Melbourne is a fascinating mix of striking modern and historic architecture, which ensures the skyline is constantly changing. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0002

Melbourne and Flinders Street Station
AU-MELBOURNE-0002

Fire Show at Crown Casino - Fine art print of South Bank, Melbourne, VIC, Australia - The Gas Brigades, also called Fireballs, is a show on the banks of the Yarra River outside the Crown Casino on the South Bank, Melbourne, VIC, Australia. Computer controlled fireballs are released from eight ten meters high towers at night time. The Fire display timing at the Casino Melbourne display occurs every hour right on the hour from Monday to Friday starting at 9:00 pm till Midnight. On Saturday and Sunday the fire display starts from 8:00 pm till Midnight. (Please note that the Gas Brigade operation is subject to weather conditions on the day and during summer time if there is a Total Fire Ban declarations, the show will not take place. Display times are subject to seasonal changes). - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0003

Fire Show at Crown Casino
AU-MELBOURNE-0003

Morell Bridge at Dawn - Fine art print of Melbourne, VIC, Australia - The beautiful Morell Bridge was built in 1899 and spans Yarra River in Melbourne, VIC, Australia. Completed by John Monash and J. T. N. Anderson, it is notable for being the first bridge in Victoria to be built using reinforced concrete. Located in a very picturesque part of the city, right beside The Royal Botanic Gardens, the bridge, which has also recently undergone a complete restoration, is closed to traffic and is now used as a pedestrian bridge. It features decorations on the three arch spans, including large dragon motifs and ornamental Victorian lights. The gutters on the bridge are cobbled bluestone, with a single lane bitumen strip running down the middle. The Bridge is listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. Originally known as the Anderson Street bridge, it was named the Morell Bridge in 1936 after Sir Stephen Morell who was a prominent Victorian businessman and Lord Mayor of Melbourne between 1926 and 1928. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0004

Morell Bridge at Dawn
AU-MELBOURNE-0004

St Kilda Pavilion at Sunrise - Fine art print of Melbourne, VIC, Australia - The St Kilda Pavilion is a historic kiosk located at the end of St Kilda Pier, in St Kilda, Victoria, Australia. The kiosk was designed by James Charles Morell and built in 1904 by John W. Douglas. The kiosk was proposed and operated by Francis Parer. Until the 1930s the structure was widely known as Parer's Pavilion however its actual name was the Austral Refreshment Rooms. In the 1930s it was renamed Kerby's Kiosk. The Kerby family were involved with running the kiosk from 1934 through to 1987. Noble and Ivy Kerby acquired the lease from the Victorian Government in 1939. The Pavilion is listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0005

St Kilda Pavilion at Sunrise
AU-MELBOURNE-0005

Melbourne from St Kilda Beach - Fine art print of Melbourne, VIC, Australia - Melbourne's most famous beach is located just 6km from Melbourne city centre, and its expanse of sand and its promenade, pier and harbour, marine clubs, sea baths and restaurants set St Kilda apart from any other Melbourne area. Take a walk down St Kilda Pier and enjoy views of the Melbourne skyline and Port Phillip Bay. See if you can spot the Little Penguins that call the area home! - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0006

Melbourne from St Kilda Beach
AU-MELBOURNE-0006

Melbourne, South Bank and Yarra River before Sunrise - Fine art print of Swan Street Bridge, Melbourne, VIC, Australia - Southbank fronts the southern bank of the Yarra River, just opposite Melbourne's central business district, bounded by St Kilda Road in the east and Montague Street in the west. Southbank has 2 kilometres of absolute Yarra River frontage which is lined by wide pedestrian promenades offering scenic views of the river and city skyline. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0007

Melbourne, South Bank and Yarra River before Sunrise
AU-MELBOURNE-0007

Melbourne and Flinders Street Station at Night - Fine art print of South Bank, Melbourne, VIC, Australia - Stock image of the Melbourne CBD and Flinders Street Station at night as it was seen from the Southbank. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0008

Melbourne and Flinders Street Station at Night
AU-MELBOURNE-0008

St Kilda Pavilion - Fine art print of Melbourne, VIC, Australia - Originally known as Parer's Pavilion, The St Kilda Pavilion is a historic landmark which was built in 1904, and sits proudly welcoming any traveler willing to walk the planks, so to speak. In September 2003 the Pavilion was tragically burned to the ground after an arson attack, however the building was restored in March 2006. It was reconstructed using the original plans from 1904 and some parts that were salvaged from the original building. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0009

St Kilda Pavilion
AU-MELBOURNE-0009

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunset - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Melbourne is the world's most livable city and it's combination of world-class dining, art galleries, home grown fashion and sports. The biggest exhibitions, the best events, world- renowned restaurants and all-night public transport to get you home safe. Melbourne is a sophisticated and creative city of culture, tradition, natural beauty and heritage. The inner city is alive with a hive of laneways, abuzz with on-trend boutiques, restaurants, cafes, bars and gig halls. Fringe suburbs host unique precincts, home to garden parks, shopping and dining thoroughfares, sporting venues and historic architecture. While nearby regional areas showcase some of Australia's most talked-about scenic wonders, such as The Great Ocean Road, The Twelve Apostles, Mount Buller and Falls Creek. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0010

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0010

Enterprize Landing and Southbank at Sunset - Fine art print of Enterprize Wharf, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Enterprize Wharf (also called Enterprize Landing) is the birthplace of Melbourne, when on Sunday 30th August 1835, settlers on the tall ship schooner Enterprize docked on this spot, thereby 'founding' Melbourne. On the landing are 5 statue figures staring out across the Yarra River turning basin along with a plaque commemorating the landing. The people came from Launceston in Van Diemens Land, and they were after land for grazing sheep. They were led by John Lancey, who was put in that position by John Pascoe Fawkner. Fawkner owned the boat, but did not sail on its first trip into the Port Phillip District because he was forced behind by creditors. They picked the site because there was a small waterfall, or rapids, that stopped further progress up the river. The waterfall also separated the tidal movement from fresh water at that site. The waterfall had previously been found and noted by the Colony of New South Wales' surveyor, Charles Grimes, in 1803. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0011

Enterprize Landing and Southbank at Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0011

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunset - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Founded in 1835 Melbourne is the biggest city in Victoria and home to some 4 million people. Sitting on the shores of Port Philip Bay it sprawls inland and can be a chore to drive through despite being named 'the world's most liveable city'. It does, however, have some amazing food and coffee. Princes Bridge spans Melbourne's Yarra River from Swanston Street on the north bank to St Kilda Road on the south bank. Built in 1888 it is on the site of one of the oldest river crossings in Australia and listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0012

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0012

Melbourne, Southbank and Yarra River after Sunset - Fine art print of Princes Bridge, St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC, Australia - The Princes Bridge connects Swanston Street on the north bank of the Yarra River to St Kilda Road on the south bank, and carries road, tram and pedestrian traffic. To the north the bridge provides views of the spectacular and interesting Federation Square and St Paul's Cathedral and Flinders Street station. To the south there is the Arts Centre and Southbank. To the east, up the Yarra River are the various sporting complexes. Princes Bridge, originally Prince's Bridge, is an important bridge in central Melbourne, Australia. It is built on the site of one of the oldest river crossings in Australia. The present bridge was built in 1888 and is listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. The Princes Bridge is a popular photographic spot. Because of its position, Princes Bridge is often a focal point for celebratory events in Melbourne such as the Moomba Festival, New Years Eve and many celebrations taking place on the Yarra River where it flows through the city. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0013

Melbourne, Southbank and Yarra River after Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0013

Crown Casino at Sunset - Fine art print of Enterprize Wharf, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Enterprize Wharf is one of the two best places on the Yarra River to watch the Gas Brigades (AKA fireballs) that run daily from 8pm-9pm till midnight. From that place you can see them all with the Crown casino in the background. It's especially beautiful at sunset when the sky is not completely dark. It's also called Enterprize Landing and it is the birthplace of Melbourne, when on Sunday 30th August 1835, settlers on the tall ship schooner Enterprize docked on this spot, thereby 'founding' Melbourne. On the landing are 5 statue figures staring out across the Yarra River turning basin along with a plaque commemorating the landing. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0014

Crown Casino at Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0014

Fire Show at Crown Casino - Fine art print of Enterprize Wharf, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - The Gas Brigades, also called Fireballs, is a show on the banks of the Yarra River outside the Crown Casino on the Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Computer controlled fireballs are released from eight ten meters high towers at night time. The Fire display timing at the Casino Melbourne display occurs every hour right on the hour from Monday to Friday starting at 9:00 pm till Midnight. On Saturday and Sunday the fire display starts from 8:00 pm till Midnight. (Please note that the Gas Brigade operation is subject to weather conditions on the day and during summer time if there is a Total Fire Ban declarations, the show will not take place. Display times are subject to seasonal changes). - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0015

Fire Show at Crown Casino
AU-MELBOURNE-0015

Panorama of the Southbank at Sunset - Fine art print of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Batman Park is located towards the northern end of the Yarra River in Melbourne. It was established in 1982 and was named after John Batman; one of the chief contributors and founders of Melbourne. Visitors are welcome to explore this serene parkland and enjoy nature – perfect for a weekend get-together. Visitors will be happy to know that Batman Park has outdoor picnic areas and BBQ facilities. Enterprize Park and the Melbourne Aquarium have since been added as neighbours. It also a part of Yarra River Promenade which provides amazing views of the Melbourne skyline and the Southbank. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0016

Panorama of the Southbank at Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0016

Melbourne, Southbank and Yarra River at Sunrise - Fine art print of Spencer Street Bridge, Melbourne, VIC, Australia - The best views of Melbourne can be enjoyed right on the Yarra River. Stroll the banks and cross all of the bridges there. If you'd rather relax, there are loads of bars and cafes situated on the river where you can sit and enjoy the view; alternatively, you can adopt my frugal approach and sit on the docks with a homemade snack. From the opposite side of the river to the city, you are able to get excellent photos of the cityscape. Take photos around Southbank and Spencer Street Bridge. Take advantage of all of the bridges crossing the Yarra to get some unique perspectives. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0017

Melbourne, Southbank and Yarra River at Sunrise
AU-MELBOURNE-0017

Melbourne, Rainbow Pedestrian Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunset - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Melbourne is the capital city of Victoria and Australia's second largest city. It is renowned for its style and elegance and boasts a passion for eating, creative arts, design, sports, and festivals. Melbourne is one of the world's most multicultural cities. It benefits from the influences of more than 230 different nationalities - almost half of its four million people were born overseas. The multicultural and welcoming atmosphere will help you feel at home. Melbourne is also safe, well-designed and easy to get around on foot, by bike, or public transport. Melbourne is Australia's arts capital. The city is filled with museums and galleries featuring local and international works. You can explore laneways full of street art, outdoor galleries and sculpture walks. Melbourne is also home to a lively theatre and musical scene. Productions range from major international shows in historic theatres to local theatre. Melbourne offers endless choice for all budgets and tastes. You'll find Chinatown, Little Italy and Greek, Spanish, Middle-Eastern, Vietnamese and Ethiopian quarters in the city and suburbs. You can find international supermarkets, specialty food stores, cafes, bars and food trucks in and around the city every night of the week. Melbourne is famous for its coffee and cafe culture. The city has a lively and unique laneway culture and historic arcades which house small cafes, elegant tearooms, old-style pubs and rooftop bars. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0018

Melbourne, Rainbow Pedestrian Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0018

Melbourne, Southbank, Princess Bridge and Yarra River at Night - Fine art print of Birrarung Marr Park, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Birrarung Marr, on the Yarra River's north bank next to Federation Square, is Melbourne's newest major park. Opened in 2002, it hosts events and festivals. From Princes Bridge, the park incorporates three terraces of contrasting grass and sand. The Lower Terrace follows the curve of the Yarra River and retains sections of the original avenue of elm trees. Stroll along the banks of the Yarra River in Birrarung Marr Park, a modern park with an ancient history. With its riverside promenade, shady native foliage and architectural terraces, the 20-acre (8-hectare) parkland is a popular place for festivals and city events. Birrarung is the local name for the river in the Woiwurrung language of the Wurundjeri people and translates to 'Place of Mists and Shadows,' while Marr means 'riverbank.' Wander through the park and find its scattered public artworks or experience the exciting atmosphere during one of the park’s regular events. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0019

Melbourne, Southbank, Princess Bridge and Yarra River at Night
AU-MELBOURNE-0019

Melbourne City at Sunrise - Fine art print of William Barak Bridge, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Busy time in the morning near Flinders Street railway station in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia while trains and metro are coming to and from the city. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0020

Melbourne City at Sunrise
AU-MELBOURNE-0020

Melbourne, Southbank and Yarra River at Sunset - Fine art print of Seafarers Bridge, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Two bridges connect South Wharf to the Docklands. The first is Webb Bridge, and the second one is the Seafarers Bridge, which is providing a formal entrance to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Views from the Seafarers Bridge is pretty amazing. Evenings on the Yarra River is always a magical time. The sun blaze in gold across the city skyline. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0021

Melbourne, Southbank and Yarra River at Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0021

Webb Bridge at Sunset - Fine art print of Docklands, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - The Webb Bridge in Melbourne is the last pedestrian bridge over the Yarra River as part of a public art project in Melbourne's Docklands area. It was created by Denton, Corker & Marshall (DCM) in collaboration with artist Robert Owen, a distinguished Melbourne artist. The design received first prize in a limited design competition. The brief called for the re-use of the remaining sections of the Webb Dock Rail Bridge, in order to link the Docklands on the north side to the new residential developments on the south side. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0022

Webb Bridge at Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0022

Melbourne City at Sunrise - Fine art print of Batman Avenue, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Busy time in the morning on Batman Avenue in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia while cars, buses and trucks are coming to and from the city. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0023

Melbourne City at Sunrise
AU-MELBOURNE-0023

Crown Melbourne's Gas Brigade Fireballs Show - Fine art print of Spencer Street Bridge, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Eight towers along Melbourne's Southbank shoot the world's largest fireballs into the night's sky, with jaw-dropping spectacle. An experience not to be missed, Crown Melbourne's Gas Brigade evening shows happen at every hour, on the hour at night. The firing of the Gas Brigade is subject to prevailing weather conditions and do not fire on days of 'Total Fire Ban' for the Central Region as declared by the CFA. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0024

Crown Melbourne's Gas Brigade Fireballs Show
AU-MELBOURNE-0024

Melbourne City at Night from Eureka Tower - Fine art print of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Eureka Tower is a 297.3-metre (975 ft) skyscraper located in the Southbank precinct of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Construction began in August 2002 and the exterior completed on 1 June 2006. The plaza was finished in June 2006 and the building was officially opened on 11 October 2006. The project was designed by Melbourne architectural firm Fender Katsalidis Architects and was built by Grocon (Grollo Australia). The developer of the tower was Eureka Tower Pty Ltd, a joint venture consisting of Daniel Grollo (Grocon), investor Tab Fried and one of the Tower's architects Nonda Katsalidis. It was the world's tallest residential tower when measured to its highest floor, until surpassed by Ocean Heights and the HHHR Tower in Dubai. It is the second tallest building in Australia, behind Q1, Queensland, and is the tallest to roof (excluding spire). As of 2016 it was the 15th tallest residential building in the world. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0025

Melbourne City at Night from Eureka Tower
AU-MELBOURNE-0025

Flinders Street Station after Sunset - Fine art print of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Before Federation Square took the honours, Flinders Street Station was Melbourne's favourite meeting place, hence the catchphrase 'meet me under the clocks'. Flinders Street Station is Australia's oldest train station, and with its distinctive yellow facade and green copper dome it's a city icon. Takeaway stands line the concourse, and the upper floors were purpose-built to house a library, gym and a lecture hall, later used as a ballroom. Flinders Street is the busiest suburban railway station in the southern hemisphere, with over 1500 trains and 110,000 commuters passing through each day. Listed on the Victorian Heritage Register, its 708-metre main platform is the fourth longest railway platform in the world. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0026

Flinders Street Station after Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0026

Sunrise at Princes Pier - Fine art print of Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Princes Pier is a 580 metre long historic pier on Port Phillip, in Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It was known as the New Railway Pier until renamed Prince's Pier after the Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) who visited Melbourne in May 1920. It was opened in 1915 and was able to accommodate the largest of steamers and mail ships. New Railway Pier was renamed Princes Pier in 1921 following the arrival in 1920 of the HMS Renown carrying H.R.H. Edward VIII, Prince of Wales. Over many decades, this pier has played a critical role in commerce, wartime embarkation and migration. With the advent of modern commercial air travel, arrivals to Princes Pier gradually declined from the 1970s. Closed in 1989, Princes Pier has been disused until its recent refurbishment. The redeveloped Princes Pier was launched as a public space in December 2011. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0027

Sunrise at Princes Pier
AU-MELBOURNE-0027

Melbourne CBD, Rainbow Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Twilight - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Explore the river by foot with an easy stroll around the banks of the River Yarra. Flinders Station with its heritage facade is your historic starting point. Walk over the Princess Bridge whilst admiring the rowers huffing and puffing in the waters below. The Melbourne Arts Centre and its towering spire greet you as you arrive at the southern side of the river. The Gallery of Victoria is adjacent with its ever changing exhibitions. Take the steps past the Arts Centre down to Southbank and its bustling cafes and bars. Wander along the Promenade along with other walkers, cyclists and joggers. It's the perfect vantage point to take in Melbourne's city skyline. Just a few hundred metres and your arrive at the Southbank pedestrian bridge with its distinctive curved architecture that will take you back to the city side. Stop mid-way for a drink or a coffee at the unique Ponyfish 'island' bar under the bridge and in the middle of the Yarra. It's a perfect spot to take in the evening dusk and admire the flotilla of boats, cruises and rowers maximising use of this great natural feature. Follow the bridge over the Yarra passing the collection of padlocks giving it a very Parisian feel. A short stroll east back towards and under Princess Street Bridge brings you to the arches alongside Federation Wharf with the Riverland Bar and its abundant range of beers, wine and refreshments to enjoy at any time of the day. It's a great place to end the day people and river watching. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0028

Melbourne CBD, Rainbow Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Twilight
AU-MELBOURNE-0028

Melbourne, Rainbow Pedestrian Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunset - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Wonderful walk from Flinders Street to Jolimont Station via Federation Square, Birrarung Marr, William Barak Bridge and the MCG. This walk shows some of the best things Melbourne has to offer: walks, art, culture, playground, fun, nature (no cars!) and scenery. It starts at the famous meeting place under the Flinders St station clocks. Stroll over to Federation Square and hang around. Enjoy sitting on the pavers, particularly on a pleasant day or evening, and watching whatever is on offer. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0029

Melbourne, Rainbow Pedestrian Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunset
AU-MELBOURNE-0029

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunrise - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Named in honour of HRH the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, Princes Bridge is dominated by squat half columns, resting on giant piers, contrasting with its delicate iron girder piers. The bridge's decoration, in typical Victorian era style, includes mouldings and balustrades along the top of the bridge and lamp standings crowning the giant half columns, with the coats of arms of the municipal councils who contributed towards the cost of construction decorating the spandrels. The bridge's abutments, piers and wing walls are made of bluestone quarried from Footscray. The present bridge was built in 1888 and is listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0030

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunrise
AU-MELBOURNE-0030

Melbourne, Rainbow Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Dawn - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Yarra River Promenade - This short walk starts from the corner of King and Flinders St, but you are soon past the hustle and bustle and traffic noise and walking along the soothing banks of the Yarra River. The walk takes in parts of the south bank of the Yarra and is minutes from the CBD, South Wharf Promenade. It includes absolute Yarra River frontage which is lined by wide pedestrian promenades offering scenic views of the river and city skyline. Walking so close to the river helps clear the head too! - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0031

Melbourne, Rainbow Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Dawn
AU-MELBOURNE-0031

Flinders Street Station at Night - Fine art print of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Opened on September 12th 1854, Flinders Street Station was the first railway station built in any Australian city. Melbourne Terminus, as it was called then was a collection of weatherboard sheds and on opening day, the first steam train journey in Australia left from the station to Sandridge (now Port Melbourne). By 1926, Finders Street Station became the busiest passenger station in the world, surpassing Gare Saint-Lazare in Paris, Grand Central Station in New York and Liverpool Street Station in London. On the January 11th 1922, The Argus Newspaper reported 200,000 passengers passed through the station in one day. A fixture of the station's facade, the clocks date back to the 1860s and continue to display departure times today. There was once a time when the clocks were manually operated by a railway officer who was tasked to change times on average of 900 times over an eight hour day. Now they are run automatically. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0032

Flinders Street Station at Night
AU-MELBOURNE-0032

Melbourne, Rainbow Pedestrian Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Night - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Southbank is Melbourne's premier culture destination. In Southbank, you will find the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Recital Centre, Arts Centre Melbourne, the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, and more. It's also home to some of the city's finest restaurants, and the mecca that is Crown Melbourne. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0033

Melbourne, Rainbow Pedestrian Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Night
AU-MELBOURNE-0033

Melbourne, Southbank Pedestrian Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunrise - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Rainbow (also known as Southbank) Pedestrian Bridge is connecting Southgate to Flinders Street station, this iconic pedestrian bridge is one of the best places to snap a picture or enjoy the view in Melbourne. Marvel at the height of the Eureka Tower, wave to passing boats on the Yarra River, and watch trains hustle in and out of Flinders Street station. It was built in 1989, and as such is a relatively new pedestrian only crossing. It is a very busy thorough fare, with lots of foot traffic. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0034

Melbourne, Southbank Pedestrian Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Sunrise
AU-MELBOURNE-0034

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Dawn - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Melbourne's grandest and oldest Bridge, Princes Bridge was styled on London's Blackfriars Bridge. Listed on the Victorian Heritage Register, Princes Bridge connects St Kilda Road to Swanston Street alongside Flinders Street Railway Station. A bridge has crossed the river at this point since 1845, the present Princes bridge being the third bridge across the Yarra at that location. The first two bridges built in 1845 (timber) and 1850 (stone) were built in response to a population explosion in Melbourne from several hundred to over 80 000 people, caused by the gold rush. In addition to the increase in traffic crossing the bridge, there was also a need to handle increased shipping traffic on the Yarra River and the river was widened to cope with this. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0035

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Dawn
AU-MELBOURNE-0035

Melbourne City at Night from Eureka Tower - Fine art print of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Eureka Skydeck 88 has awe inspiring views of Melbourne from the highest public vantage point in the Southern Hemisphere. Situated in the heart of Southbank in the iconic Eureka Tower, the Skydeck stands at a staggering 297 metres above the streets of Melbourne. Both locals and visitors regard the Skydeck as one of the best things to do in Melbourne. Visitors are invited to come and explore the urban sprawl, humming neighbourhoods and Melbourne Tourist attractions and landmarks by day; and dazzling city lights at night. Enjoying birds eye views of the iconic MCG and sporting precinct, Port Phillip Bay, Albert Park Lake and out as far as the Dandenong Ranges should be on every visitor's list of Melbourne Things to do. Melbourne's notoriously unpredictable weather provides an ever-changing lens through which to enjoy the spanning panorama of the city- no two days are the same from the Skydeck. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0036

Melbourne City at Night from Eureka Tower
AU-MELBOURNE-0036

Melbourne CBD, Yarra Footbridge and Flinders Street Station at Night - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - For a water level sunrise or sunset perspective in the heart of the city, nothing beats Ponyfish Island. Located under the Yarra Pedestrian Footbridge, the floating bar and restaurant is accessible by a single stairwell. On one side, you can gaze up at Flinders Street Station and Rialto Towers, while the opposite side provides views of Southbank and Crown. No matter which direction you face, though, the blushing pink and gold tones are breathtaking - particularly with a glass of bubbly in hand. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0037

Melbourne CBD, Yarra Footbridge and Flinders Street Station at Night
AU-MELBOURNE-0037

Princes Pier at Port Phillip Bay - Fine art print of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - The 580 metre long Princes Pier was built between 1912 and 1915 and was the third major pier constructed at Port Melbourne. Together with the adjacent Station Pier, it served as a major passenger and cargo terminal in the twentieth century until its closure in 1989. From completion in 1915 until 1969 it was also a major arrival point for new migrants, particularly during the post-war period. In addition to a pier, there was a gatehouse and barriers, terminal building, amenities rooms, goods lockers, ablution blocks, railway sidings and passenger gangways. From opening the pier was linked by rail to the Port Melbourne railway line. With the containerisation boom the pier became unused, being closed to public access in the early 1990s due to the poor timber condition, and squatters caused a fire in the late 1990s that destroyed the store structures. Restored and modified to allow safe public access, Princes Pier reopened in 2011. It was known as the New Railway Pier until renamed Prince's Pier after the Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) who visited Melbourne in May 1920. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0038

Princes Pier at Port Phillip Bay
AU-MELBOURNE-0038

Crown Casino before Sunrise - Fine art print of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - First opened in 1997, Crown Melbourne is a large integrated resort and has Australia's largest casino, three hotels, function rooms, award winning restaurants and world-class shopping and entertainment facilities. It is a significant driver of tourism within Australia, particularly in Victoria. Crown Melbourne has a wide variety of retail, entertainment and food and beverage offerings. There are more than 40 retail outlets and around 70 restaurants, cafes and bars which provide a large and diverse entertainment offering to cater for a significant number of visitors. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0039

Crown Casino before Sunrise
AU-MELBOURNE-0039

Melbourne City at Night from Eureka Tower - Fine art print of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Visit Melbourne's highly acclaimed Eureka Skydeck and see Melbourne from a completely new perspective from the Southern Hemisphere's highest viewing platform! Perfectly positioned on the banks of the Yarra River, Eureka Skydeck provides incredible 360 degree views from the floor to ceiling windows that overlook Melbourne's CBD, sports precinct, Port Phillip Bay, Docklands and everything in between. You'll literally feel on top of the world as you soak up the awe inspiring views of the great city of Melbourne. Experience jaw dropping views that reach as far as the Dandenong ranges by day, or visit Eureka Skydeck a night and see the beauty of Melbournes skyline nightscape. This exclusive combo package also includes admission to ‘The Edge'. The only one of its kind in the world, The Edge will project you 3 metres out of the building within a glass cube, a staggering 300 metres above the ground! - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0040

Melbourne City at Night from Eureka Tower
AU-MELBOURNE-0040

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Dawn - Fine art print of Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Princes Bridge, originally Prince's Bridge, is an important bridge in central Melbourne, Australia that spans the Yarra River. It is built on the site of one of the oldest river crossings in Australia. Construction on the new bridge began in 1886 and was completed in 1888 in time for the second International Exhibition to be held in Melbourne. By that time the Yarra River had been heavily modified both upstream and downstream and the major floods of the early years were becoming less common. Constructed by David Munro to a design by Jenkins, D'Ebro and Grainger, it replaced an earlier timber bridge designed by Scottish born bridge designer David Lennox, whose earlier bridges in Sydney include the Lansdowne Bridge and Lennox bridge in Parramatta. John Grainger (1855-1917), the father of the Australian composer Percy Grainger, did the majority of the design work for the bridge, which was opened on 4 October 1888. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0041

Melbourne, Princes Bridge and Flinders Street Station at Dawn
AU-MELBOURNE-0041

Melbourne, Southbank and Yarra River after Sunrise - Fine art print of Princes Bridge, St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC, Australia - The Princes Bridge is an iconic structure for People of Melbourne due to its position as an extension of Swanston Street connecting to St Kilda Road for crossing the Yarra River. The Bridge is named after, Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII. The area is often used for cultural and sporting events because of its proximity to Flinders Street Station and Federation Square. More than 130 years after its construction, Princes bridge still stands as Melbourne's grandest bridge and as an important and prominent landmark. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0042

Melbourne, Southbank and Yarra River after Sunrise
AU-MELBOURNE-0042

333 Collins Street Interior #1 - Fine art print of Melbourne, VIC, Australia - 333 Collins Street is possibly the most ambitious of all post-modern projects from the 90s office boom. The building is the latest reuse of a bank which dates back to 1891. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia building was significantly modified in the 1930s with a modern chicagoesque facade. The 333 Collins Street project maintains the original banking chamber dome of the CBA, via a complex feat of engineering. On top of this the building adds a mass of granite and glass in a step back form. The tower culminates in a copper dome reminiscent of Flinder Street station, making an impression on the skyline. The effect of cascading masses gives a picturesque sillhoutte to the building. The Collins Street facade was again remodelled to a semblance of the original Victorian classical building, and a podiums which are sympathetic to neighbouring buildings. This gives the post-modern ability to be read as either a collection of buildings or the one. The new podium has a smaller version of the main dome, and elaborate ornamentation, with granite stonework and large brass lanterns. Internal corridors are also elaborately vaulted, with renaissance classical inspiration. An impressive post-modern skyscraper which spares no expense in recreating the grandeur of Victorian Melbourne, whilst achieving a timelessness all of its own. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0098

333 Collins Street Interior #1
AU-MELBOURNE-0098

333 Collins Street Interior #2 - Fine art print of Melbourne, VIC, Australia - The 333 Collins Street complex was completed in 1990 but within this complex stands a building that was constructed almost 100 years before, during the land boom of the 1890's. When entering the portico, the fully restored octagonal Domed Banking Chamber is breathtaking. The barrel vaulted ceiling, the granite columns and arches and the elaborate massive wrought iron gates have been restored to their original grandeur. The focal point of this venue is a gift from the past. The Dome is considered one of the finest venues in Australia. The historic atmosphere is the perfect location to celebrate and has been the majestic home of wedding ceremonies, wedding functions, cocktail functions, presentation dinners and the most special of occasions. - Image ID: AU-MELBOURNE-0099

333 Collins Street Interior #2
AU-MELBOURNE-0099

Melbourne is the capital and most populous city in the state of Victoria, and the second most populous city in Australia.

Melbourne was founded in 1835 (47 years after the European settlement of Australia), in what was then the Colony of New South Wales, by settlers from Launceston in Van Diemen's Land. It was named by Governor of New South Wales Sir Richard Bourke in 1837, in honour of the British Prime Minister of the day, William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne. Melbourne was officially declared a city by Queen Victoria in 1847. In 1851, it became the capital city of the newly created Colony of Victoria. During the Victorian gold rush of the 1850s, it was transformed into one of the world's largest and wealthiest cities. After the federation of Australia in 1901, Melbourne served as the interim seat of government of the newly created nation of Australia until 1927.

Melbourne has been ranked as the world's most liveable city in ratings published by the Economist Intelligence Unit. Melbourne is also the fifth most expensive city in the world to live in according to the Economist Intelligence Unit worldwide cost of living index in 2013. It has also been ranked in the top ten Global University Cities by RMIT's Global University Cities Index (since 2006) and the top 20 Global Innovation Cities by the 2thinknow Global Innovation Agency (since 2007). Often referred to as the "cultural capital of Australia", Melbourne is the birthplace of cultural institutions such as Australian film (as well as the world's first feature film), Australian television, Australian rules football, the Australian impressionist art movement (known as the Heidelberg School) and Australian dance styles such as New Vogue and the Melbourne Shuffle. It is also a major centre for contemporary and traditional Australian music.

About the Artist

I'm Ilya Genkin - an internationally recognised Australian landscape and fine art photographer based in Sydney. My passion for capturing the beauty of nature and our world translates into striking photographic prints that bring life, emotion, and inspiration to any space. From tranquil seascapes to dramatic mountainscapes, each image is a reflection of my vision and dedication to the art of photography.

Read more about Ilya Genkin

Fine Art Landscape Photography Prints

Explore my extensive collection of fine art prints - crafted with the highest-quality materials to suit every style and budget. Whether you're looking for a luxurious, ready-to-hang piece or a beautifully printed work to frame yourself, each photograph is available in several premium formats: Gallery-quality Fine Art Paper Prints - ready for framing, and Professional Canvas Prints - classic and timeless texture.

Each artwork is meticulously printed and made-to-order to ensure you receive a piece that elevates your home, office, or commercial space.

Learn more about print options

Artworks for Interior Designers, Home Stylists, and Architects

I collaborate with interior designers, home stylists, and architects to create bespoke wall art tailored to your project's aesthetic and colour palette. Prints can be customised and sized to complement your space perfectly. All pieces are made-to-order, and pricing varies based on size, quantity, and shipping.

Contact me to discuss your project and request a personalised quote.

Why Choose Ilya Genkin Photography?

By choosing my work, you're not just acquiring exceptional art - you're supporting an independent Australian artist and contributing to a vibrant local creative community. Every purchase directly helps sustain and grow this craft, bringing authentic and meaningful art into your life.

Request a free mockup to see how a chosen photograph will look in your space before you buy.

Start your journey today - browse the galleries and transform your walls with fine art photography.

Fine Art Landscape Photography
Information
Photography Guides

Online Store Opens 24/7

Email: 
Phone: +61 (0) 421 055 613

Sustainable materials and eco-friendly packaging

Crafted with care for the planet - using sustainable materials and eco-friendly packaging.

Ilya Genkin Photography acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we operate, live and gather as employees, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
Copyright © 1990- Ilya Genkin Photography. All Rights Reserved.
ABN: 85 729 024 534