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| Alpaca yarn in the wool shop. |
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| Kelly Steps that lead from Salamanca and the waterfront to Battery Point. |
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| In a shop window was a display of origami. |
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| The steps to the Long Gallery. |
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| art piece |
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| Interesting door |
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| The cream can bar stools at the Gourmet Farmer's deli. |
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| Trikes on the ceiling of a cafe near the Peacock theatre. |
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| Wooden dolls in a shop window. |
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| I stumbled on some kind of photo shoot. |
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| Restaurants, as far as the eye could see. |
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| In a shop window. |
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| The parliament lawns. |
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| Battery Point is one of the earliest parts of Hobart and features many period homes. |
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| Maybe this one was owned by a Collingwood supporter. |
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| Looking in a shop window at Salamanca, again. |
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| This full size horse sculpture made from rusty wire was being loaded on the ute as it has been sold. The artist stands beside his ute. |
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| Whale blubber rendering pots. |
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| The gorgeous door knobs were outside a shop at Battery Point. They are hand painted in India and they really caught my eye. |
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