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Where do you guys normally head to for some afternoon shots here in Brissy?

Trying to come up with a place to head out to which is generally quiet peaceful - Nice background - city lights would be awesome. And hopefully a bit secluded

Cheers guys

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That was my first place in mind - but after further thought, how is the space? There are only very tight car parks which are generally very full...

As in, you can't move the car into a nice spot, cars will be right next to yours etc...

Do we actually have places as described? lol

Yeah, there's some roadworks goign on in that area right now but they're off to the otherside, working on the old part of the road. That or maybe up the back near the tv studioes, there might be a good spot there.

You could try mt gravatt, though there's no real good angles that I can think of.

Might have to check out all these locations. Some are a bit far away - Not really that keen to drive that far just for photos haha.... But then again, the effort just might be worth it.

Cheers for the replies guys, hopefully able to do some photos soon! Will let you guys know as well in case anyone is interested in tagging along for some photos.

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