MelbourneGirl
About Me
- Name: Chris Fry
- Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
I am mother to two young adults in their mid to late 20's. I work in the medical field as an admin officer/personal assistant. I look forward to the day when I can spend heaps more time taking and making photographs. However, for now, the bills have to be paid. I married a jazz musician many, many years ago. My adopted home is Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. I am originally from North Queensland... a tropical place!
Monday, July 04, 2011
Monday, June 13, 2011

The Sans Michelle Quintet played at Station 59, 59 Church Street, Richmond last night and were a roaring success. Fine jazz indeed!
The Quintet is composed of Clinton Fry (saxophones), Barney Thomas (guitar), Hermann Schwaiger (double base), Sandy Joseph (singer) and Paul ?? (drums). They don't play together too often but when they do, they produce a LOVELY sound. Anyone interested in hearing some beautiful music and having a good night out, check out Station 59 (www.station59.com.au) to see what's on.
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Sunday, June 05, 2011
Wednesday, June 01, 2011

I treated myself to a Night Photo Walk around Melbourne last Wednesday. This walk was organised through Michael's Camera Store in Melbourne, Australia and the head honcho for the night was Alwyn who was ably assisted by Delwyn and Mae. I learnt sooooooooo much about my camera that night and obtained many ideas to try out by myself, mainly around the different mereting modes available in camera.
The photo here is of the arches at the GPO, cnr Bourke and Elizabeth Streets, Melbourne. I had such an invigorating evening in the company of like-minded people with three very experienced people leading the way. Highly recommended.
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
For those of you who could not make it to town to see my latest exhibition, here are the images showing the layout.
On entering the building from Lonsdale Street, the daylily and kangaroo paws were the first to be viewed.
The rest of the images were viewed by walking down the very wide corridor.
Thank you to the Queen Victoria Women's Centre for allowing me to present this exhibition and for working so hard to encourage women to excell in this world. Thank you also to all the friends who took the time to email me and tell me what they thought about the exhibition. I appreciate your efforts.
The next exhibition will NOT have one image of flowers! :-)






