Architect: John R Brogan. Cross-Section no. 67, Nov 1958.

Cross-Section no. 69, July 1958.

One black and white print of the best avenue: Royal Parade, Parkville, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best city park: Fitzroy Gardens, East Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best place to wait (rustic): Botanic Gardens, South Yarra, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

Four black and white prints of the best place to wait (if not expecting anyone): Post Office steps, Elizabeth & Bourke Sts,, Melbourne, Vic. The photograph of two men sitting some distance apart is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best Pop Art fence: outside Monte Carlo Reception Rooms, Gardenvale Rd, Gardenvale, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best vertical feature: Coop's Shot Tower, Knox Place, off Little La Trobe St, Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best supporting feature: doorway at the Physiology Department, University of Melbourne, Parkville, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best (and only) overhead pedestrian link: Myer walkway, Post Office Place. Melbourne, Vic. Architect: Tompkins Shaw & Evans. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best arcade: The Block, between Collins, Little Collins & Elizabeth Sts, Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best anonymous industrial architecture: stone crushing plant, Thomastown, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best pop architecture: Luna Park (Just for Fun), St Kilda, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best "other" architecture: rear of Fairy Caves, Luna Park, St Kilda, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best urban "Gothick": Rialto Building, 495 Collins St, Melbourne, Vic. Architect: W Pitt, 1890. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best fairy tale post office: Flemington Post Office, Flemington, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best Boom-Time mansion: "Labasa", Manor Grove, Caulfield, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best Grand Manner Theatre: Princess, Spring St, Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best Joss House: See-Yup, Palmerston St, South Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best basalt: Carlton & United Breweries, Bouverie St, Carlton, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best Jazz Age: Wardrop's, 52 Elizabeth St, Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best Art Nouveau: Selbourne Chambers, Cnr Wellington Parade & Simpson St, East Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best backside: rear elevation of Palais Pictures, St Kilda, is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best street light: beside the Law Courts, off Lonsdale St, Melbourne, is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best warehouses: e.g. Seppelt & Son, 562 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best odd clock: above Spencer Street Station, Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of the best all night pavement café: The Pieteria, Flinders St, Melbourne, Vic. This is one of twenty-five photographs published in "Looking for the Best" Cross-Section no. 150, Apr 1965.

One black and white print of a photographic portrait of John Overall, architect. This photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 65, Mar 1958.

One black and white print of a prototype aluminium public telephone cabinet, Melbourne, Vic. The cabinet was designed by the Postmaster General's Department and photographer: John Jansson. This photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 128, June 1963.

One black and white print of tree destruction, Melbourne, Vic. The photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 13, Nov 1953.