Uluru, Central Australia
A few people said the last picture from Scotland made them feel cold and damp, so I chose today’s picture to warm you all up!
Uluru is amazing from a distance, but it’s just as interesting up close. It’s surface is covered in all of these amazing details, with nooks and crevices and small clumps of grass clinging to the side of the monolith.
Journey Photographic 
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This one is hot and sweaty…
And, like the previous one, a great shot with fantastic colors.
Thanks Pedro. What can I say, I like extremes 🙂
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Fabulous shot!
Thank you, Lady Fi!
Wow this looks like a fun place to explore. I love the color in this shot…the cool blue of the sky and the warm tones of the rock. Nice composition also JP!
Thanks Dave. You can walk all the way around the base of the Rock – it’s a fairly long walk, but there’s heaps to see.
Beautiful color and texture in this. The blue and yellow/orange is a great combination.
Thank you! Whenever I see this combination of blue and orange I think of Uluru, it’s so strongly associated with the place to me.
Definitely a “warmer upper,” and so very beautiful, especially against that wonderful blue sky.
Thanks very much Lisa!
What a nice and beautiful detail! And I like ALL your photos from Uluru, one of the most special and amazing places, I have ever seen. (My own photos were not so fine as yours – some of them I will post later)
Thanks Truels! And I’m sure your photos are fine – besides, what matters most is the way they can remind you of the experience. I look forward to seeing them.
The colours in this are stunning I love the framing.
Thank you! I spent a while trying to get the framing right, so I’m glad you like it.