Monday 19 October 2015

Uluru (Ayers Rock) at Sunset NT

 We are now home, it's easier to show the photos of our 3 months journey in more detail.

There is just something about Uluru (Ayers Rock) especially at sunset.  The colours change as the sun begins to set.  It's a long journey to see it, but worth it for me.
We see the changing colours of the rock plus the sky.

My post whilst travelling is [here]

I'm showing the photos from the end of sunset to the beginning.

The rock is a 863 meters (2,831 ft) high. 



The sun has set.






The beginning of sunset above.


The above photo was taken not that long before sunset began, it's where I stood till the sunset ended.

34 comments:

  1. Margaret it is hard to believe how it is wondeful and impreesive. And I can say magical...

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    1. It's different and wonderful to see and watch the sunset change the colours.

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  2. A really lovely set of photos Margaret, you must be very pleased with them

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  3. Perfect picture. Sometimes I wonder if we would go to Australia if we should also visit Ayers Rock. Is it worth the drive?

    Greetings,
    Filip

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    1. Thanks.
      For me and many it's certainly worth it. There are planes that fly there...
      If you drive, always have water, always have a reliable vehicle, always make sure you fill your car up with petrol/diesel when available, always have a mobile phone to carry with you.
      Don't drive in the night, dawn or dusk.....the unwritten rules of Australia :)

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  4. What an amazing sequence.
    I doubt I will ever see it for myself, but love your photos of this iconic wonder.
    Thank you.

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    1. Thanks. I was so glad I had the opportunity to stay and see the sunset, I never thought I would ever be able too :)

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  5. Wow!! Stunning photos, and what an experience!

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    1. It's a strange feeling standing and watching, and capturing what you see in the camera that hopefully I will have forever..

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  6. It's really beautiful with the change in light.

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    1. Light is an amazing thing when photographing, it changes everything..

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  7. Wow, and they were taken over the period of about an hour?

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    1. Yes they were Andrew...amazing. They came out well I thought. Last time we were there it was raining...raining on the rock :)

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  8. I have always wanted to visit Uluru if I had a bucket list it would be on said list but I don't so it's not

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  9. The difference between daylight and the beginning of sunset is amazing!

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    1. So much difference. To watch the change, the photos in between make it even more interesting, however the selection I have shown shows the vast difference...

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  10. Magic! Magic! The colours of the rock. This scene can't be matched.

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    1. Never will be matched Diane. It's truly a wonderful experience, the changing colours of the rock..

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  11. Schöne Bilder vom Sonnenuntergang tolle Farben.

    Gruß
    Noke

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  12. Interesting to see the light and the rock change through your photos. How I would love to see it!

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  13. A amazing place, one day I will see it.
    Merle.............

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  14. The changing hues in the Red Centre are magnificent...breathtakingly beautiful.

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