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Sky High

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Published: Apr 2, 2009

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An upshot of the ceiling of Melbourne Central. The tower's part of an old factory that's been left inside of the shopping center (or mall as you people call it) and converted into shops. The gold balls? Well, they're part of the Ferrero Roche easter advertisement; they hung them all from the ceiling in an easter egg shape. They did it at Christmas too, but with a Christmas tree.

All this is pretty mundane until you look at it from this angle! Upwards into the glass cone above!

Heeeey, this be my first photo upload : D Only uploaded at some people's goading.

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