The tall ship 'Enterprize'

This is a replica of John Pascoe Fawkner's schooner 'Enterprize' which, in 1835, sailed from Tasmania (then known as Van Diemen's Land) carrying the the first permanent settlers for what would become the City of Melbourne. Now berthed in Melbourne's Docklands, it provides tall ship sailing experiences.

Note that the building on the LHS, Marina Tower, is leaning! There are two inclined towers, one 36 storey and one 43 storey, that are conjoined until the 21st floor and then diverge at 5 degrees.
More info: https://probuild.com.au/projects/projects/marina-tower

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Good shot- boy those tilted buildings really throw you for a loop! I hope the inside is flat!

[Cheery B]

Cool mix of old and new

[Suzanne]

I had to put the note in about the towers leaning in case my photography was blamed!! It's quite a weird effect but I understand the floors are all level! @olivetreeann

[Peter H]

Lovely shot. Those towers look weird!

[Nina Ganci]

brilliant the way you captured this

[leggzy]

Such an unusual building with that lean!

[Suzanne]

Thanks for the comments. @ninaganci @peadar @leggzy

[Korcsog Károly]

Based on the sight and also I thought of optical disappointment. Thank you for the attached information. Very interesting buildings!

[Suzanne]

Thanks for your comment, welcome as always. @kork