Most were taken around 1997. They are older scans and older edits. I have patched them up as best I can though. Unfortunately, the originals are in Ozzieland so no chance to rescan them.
Enjoy.
The walk into Kings Canyon, NT
Road to Kata Tjuta (Olgas), NT
Desert highway, near Broken Hill, NSW
A cattle grid, as commonly found across outback roads. These are designed to stop cattle crossing into the adjacent paddocks. Near Broken Hill, NSW
The next three are of the sand formations at Lake Mungo, NSW
The Devils Marbles, NT
My beloved 'Disco' at the road junction for Quilpie and Windorah, QLD
Perry sand hills, NSW
Cheers
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Great shots Dave. Two questions:
ReplyDelete- did you use a polarizing filter to get the great contrast with the clouds.
- what does the "GRID" sign mean?
Kevin, Hi.
ReplyDeleteYes, polariser was on for all these. I've now put a picture of a grid with an explanation just below the 'Grid' sign image.
Cheers.
Thanks for the explanation we call them "grates" in my part of the world.
ReplyDeleteKevin, Hi.
ReplyDeleteIn many parts of Australia they are also called grates. Maybe they just wanted to economise on lettering for the sign :<)
Cheers.