The steps of Flinders Street Station showing the row of clocks and people milling about underneath.

5 Sep

Meet You Under the Clocks: Photo Walk

Explore Naarm / Melbourne on this photo walk. Led by Suzanne Phoenix, who has been documenting her home city through her unique lens for over 15 years, discover a side of Naarm / Melbourne that you haven’t seen before, with unusual and hidden gems.

Everyone is welcome no matter whatever camera you have (it can be a smart phone) and any level of photography experience.

Bring your camera, walking shoes and clothing to suit the weather.

From $45 to $75

Adult / general $75
Senior $75
Student / concession $75
Children $45

Free for children under 12

All accessibility information is self-reported by the listing owner. It has not been verified by the City of Melbourne.

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