Nah, It's Canberra

Nah, it’s an Eastern Long-necked Turtle, Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, Paddy's River Road, ACT.

Nah, it’s a Sophie the Giraffe stencil at the IGA in Lyneham.

Nah, its Majura Park Shopping Centre. Full moon. Bokeh.

Nah, it's 'Look up, or, art is everywhere here', an actual Canberra paste-up, from Amaroo to Banks | by Mel Edwards, Stirling Park, 2020.

Nah, it's a grey-headed flying-fox megabat in the Commonwealth Park, Canberra.

Nah, it’s a close-up of the extremely ordered mosaic artwork and fountain celebrating a centenary of women’s suffrage, Old Parliament House, Parkes.

Nah it's two Garden Angels, Reid. Extremely balcony-locked decorative items (insufficient garden renders decoration insufficient). Ride-by. Third iPhone, Mel.

*20k from Coree, so riding distance and practically ACT

Nah, it's the Little National Hotel (caught at a jog past), National Circuit, Barton, Canberra.

Nah, it's the girl from The Other Side of Midnight (no name) outside the Canberra Centre, unveiled by Joy Burch (name misspelled on tribute plaque (2012)).

Nah, it's people matching artworks, Mel Edwards. The photographer was strolling around the upper levels of the American Painting and Sculptures at the NGA and looked across and down at the right time.

Nah it’s Megalo Print Studio, 21 Wentworth Avenue, Kingston. Screen Studio sink captured after Tuesday Night Print Club.

Net, eto ozero Berli Griffin Нет, это озеро Берли Гриффин. Poluostrov Chernaya gora полуостров Черная гора, Respublika Kanberra, республика канберра. Vesna Весна.

The Starr Bumble Bee II maiden and final flight. An experimental aircraft designed and built specifically to acquire the title of “The World’s Smallest Airplane.” April 1988.
Nah, it’s an Anoplognathus on a flight near Fairbairn. Members of the scarab family, they are noisy and clumsy fliers that often crash into you when you are sitting still having a cider outside, merrily titled “ Christmas Beetles”. December 2019.

Nah, it's a storage area, back of the Knightsbridge Penthouse. Steady.

Nah, it's side of the Telopea Park School Tennis Courts, Griffith, Canberra, ACT.

Nah, it’s recycled fish sculpture, ‘Red Scrapper’ in a tree along the Majura Parkway, Majura.