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“Everyone loved Kaye, she was a gorgeous person who just came in and had a huge smile for everyone and gave a big hug.”<\/p>\n
Nemeth began taking photos in the last ten years with the goal of understanding how people take great images.<\/p>\n
“I never actually kept a picture I took for my whole life, and I started getting into it,” he said.<\/p>\n
“I started learning all the technical aspects of it and gaining a lot of interest.”<\/p>\n
Nemeth said he hoped the works will encourage people who pass through the station to explore Moorabool Shire.<\/p>\n
“I really hope that it gives people a good look out to how lucky we are in this area to be surrounded by all these beautiful things within no distance really,” he said.<\/p>\n
“Hopefully it encourages people to get out an explore or do a bit of walking out in the bush.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
TWO murals by Bacchus Marsh resident Justin Nemeth have been unveiled at Ballan Station as part of the Transporting Art Pilot Program. The program is a partnership between Moorabool Shire, the Department of Transport and V\/Line, and the two photographs depict local landmarks. The first photograph is of Bostock Reservoir, near Ballan, during the drought, […]<\/p>\n