Uluru & Kata Tjuta. A trip to the red centre of Australia. (Ayres Rock, Olgas) Photo Gallery by John Farrar at pbase.com

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Uluru & Kata Tjuta. A trip to the red centre of Australia. (Ayres Rock, Olgas)

Photos from the Red Centre of Australia (Northern Territory
(c)2004-2005 John Farrar. For commercial use please email imagseer@aol.com

It is surprising what can be done with a little Canon s400

Afternoon Shadows at Uluru	Uluru from the Resort view 1	Distant KataTjuta	The domes of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas)
Kata Tjuta Rainbow.jpg	Kata Tjuta - Thunderstorm at Sunset	Colours of KataTjuta	Reflections - Kata Tjuta gorge
Kata Tjuta Sunset4.jpg	Uluru from the Helicopter	Uluru - on the edge of the light	Uluru 2.jpg
Uluru 3.jpg	Uluru 'Ants'	Uluru 9	Kata Tjuta Road.jpg
UluruValley.jpg	Uluru Climb.jpg	Thorny Devil.jpg	KataTjuta Helishot.jpg
Just like Ants...	Kata Tjuta Red Gorge	Kata Tjuta from the Desert	Saltflats.jpg
AirW2.jpg	AirW4.jpg	Air Watercourses.jpg	Air Desert
Kata tjuta 15.jpg	Uluru W.jpg	Red Light on Uluru	Kata Tjuta pano.jpg
Kata Tjuta Sunset.jpg	Uluru from resort.jpg	Kata Tjuta Valley of the Winds.jpg	Uluru Sun and Shade.jpg
Uluru Sun Shade 2.jpg	Uluru Sun Shade 3.jpg	Uluru Sun and Shade 4	Kata Tjuta Gorge 2.jpg
Here Comes The Sun.jpg	Kata Tjuta and Uluru from Air.jpg	Kata Tjuta from the Air 2.jpg	KataTjuta from the Air 3.jpg
Uluru from the Air 2.jpg	Above The Red Desert.jpg	Over The Red Desert.jpg	Cave at Uluru.jpg
Uluru From The Air 3.jpg	Red Rocks at KataTjuta	Lush Vegetation & Bird	Uluru at the Edge of Day
Desert Dunes towards KataTjuta	Uluru in Tourist Context	Harley Base Tour at Dawn	Uluru Waiting.jpg
Uluru - Impressionist	KataTjuta trees HDRi.jpg	KataTjuta Water Runoff.jpg	KataTjuta HDRi1.jpg
Aborigine Rock Art.jpg	Terraformed Mars?

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Don		18-Feb-2021 01:50
Great colour and light on these wonderful central Australian landscapes.

joseantonio		15-Feb-2021 12:00
great images of this fascinating area I was lucky to visit in 1995.V.

parag		31-Mar-2011 05:06
Visiting this Australian world heritage national park is surely an awesome way to spend holiday. There are various number of species of planta and birds, reptiles, native mammals to keep your wildlife experience at its peak. http://www.travelaustralia360.com/kata-tjuta.html

John		27-Feb-2008 12:54
Great Gallery. I've been there but still have too process my photo's from the red Centre. I made a start with others wich you can see in my PBase gallery.

Tim van Woensel		08-Feb-2008 19:29
I haven't been to the center of OZ, but it sure is stunning. It's 100% sure we'll go back somewhere in the next few years. Australia rules! ;)

Anne		28-Mar-2007 12:44
Je rêve d'aller en Australie...Peut-être qu'un jour...! En attendant, merci de nous offrir ces vues magnifiques...

Robin Reid		11-Mar-2007 01:36
Some excellent shots here. I especially like the aerial shots around Uluru

Guest		14-Feb-2005 10:33
Thanks for the tour!

John Farrar		03-May-2004 19:58
Thanks, RJ. This kind of light is available to all of us no matter where we are in the early morning or evening. Yes, the desert reds and greens work particularly well with it. Painters, Turner and Kincaid are the ones who really understand how it works.

RJ		03-May-2004 12:43
Beautiful work, John! You have a great feel for composition, and the light in these particular shots really is stunning. Keep the images coming!

John Farrar		02-May-2004 22:45
Thanks for your appreciative comments. The light in the Kata Tjuta sunset time shots was amazingly serendipitous. The sun was going down and illuminating the mountains, meanwhile a storm was breaking overhead. Big isolated drops of rain started to fall, then a downpour which helped produce a double rainbow. Regards, John.

Dr. Tom LoPresti		02-May-2004 19:20
Beautiful images John; Good composition, & excellent use of light.

Susi		27-Apr-2004 20:30
stumbled upon your pictures. I love the red center. Lived in Alice for 7 years. Back in the States now. Your pictures are a wonderful reminder of our many visits to Uluru. Susi

John Farrar		23-Apr-2004 08:40
Hi, Della, Thanks for the comments. Yes, Uluru does look even more special from the helicopter, but being up close to it down on the ground (for me at least) also feels special, but then I'm not one of the 'ants' who feels the need to climb it. There's a picture of some climbers I just posted, but there might not be enough resolution in the presentation to see how dwarfed they are by the rock. John.

Della Huff		22-Apr-2004 21:39
I love the shot of Uluru from the air, since it's an angle so rarely seen. No wonder the aborigines hold it sacred... it looks like it's there for a reason. Nice work :)

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