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.
Margaret it is hard to believe how it is wondeful and impreesive. And I can say magical...
ReplyDeleteIt's different and wonderful to see and watch the sunset change the colours.
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DeleteA really lovely set of photos Margaret, you must be very pleased with them
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosemary. I was thrilled :)
DeleteAWESOME!!!
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DeletePerfect picture. Sometimes I wonder if we would go to Australia if we should also visit Ayers Rock. Is it worth the drive?
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Thanks.
DeleteFor 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 :)
What an amazing sequence.
ReplyDeleteI doubt I will ever see it for myself, but love your photos of this iconic wonder.
Thank you.
Thanks. I was so glad I had the opportunity to stay and see the sunset, I never thought I would ever be able too :)
DeleteWow!! Stunning photos, and what an experience!
ReplyDeleteIt's a strange feeling standing and watching, and capturing what you see in the camera that hopefully I will have forever..
DeleteIt's really beautiful with the change in light.
ReplyDeleteLight is an amazing thing when photographing, it changes everything..
DeleteWow, and they were taken over the period of about an hour?
ReplyDeleteYes they were Andrew...amazing. They came out well I thought. Last time we were there it was raining...raining on the rock :)
DeleteI 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
ReplyDeleteYou are a rummin Jo-Anne :)
DeleteSo lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed.
DeleteThe difference between daylight and the beginning of sunset is amazing!
ReplyDeleteSo 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...
DeleteMagic! Magic! The colours of the rock. This scene can't be matched.
ReplyDeleteNever will be matched Diane. It's truly a wonderful experience, the changing colours of the rock..
DeleteSchöne Bilder vom Sonnenuntergang tolle Farben.
ReplyDeleteGruß
Noke
Thanks. Magic colours, you are correct..
DeleteInteresting to see the light and the rock change through your photos. How I would love to see it!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is special.
ReplyDeleteA amazing place, one day I will see it.
ReplyDeleteMerle.............
That's good, you won't be disappointed..
DeleteThe changing hues in the Red Centre are magnificent...breathtakingly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThey are and worth the visit.
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