I've spent a couple of days scanning slides, and have some nice shots from my time spent around Uluru and Kata Tjuta in Australia. This is the first of these. Uluru is the Anangu name for Ayer's Rock (apologies for missing diacriticals, by the way). You have to be very careful when photographing it as there are a lot of sacred sites that you can't include in your shot. I'm pretty sure I didn't get any in here.
If any of you have any doubt that the early hours of the morning are good for shooting landscapes, I hope this image will convince you otherwise. I haven't enhanced the colours to get it to look like this; something about the rock makes it light up when the light hits it at an angle (the film choice helps too). Wait until you see the pics of it glowing coming later...
Really impressed with this, best photo i have seen from you! The warm tones of the rock contrast nicel yagainst the cold looking sky, the foreground doesn't capture your eye enough to distract from the rock. Well done!
Thanks muchly - I was well-pleased with this one, and did indeed think about making it my "featured deviation". We'll see, but it makes me want to do more landscape photography.
They're signposted when you get to them, which works fine mostly. You can also get a guide from the park rangers with a map that shows which areas are OK and which aren't.
I did have one problem where I stopped and took some pictures that I knew were going to be great - a feature of Uluru framed between a couple of trees. When I got closer I found that my "feature" was a sacred area, so I can't do anything with those images. According to the lovely people in the media office the best thing to do in that case is to destroy the negatives, but I'm not quite sure I can bring myself to do that quite yet.
When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
A Special Collection of photographs i found this month that still haunts my mind. Show them some love There are always some i can`t include due to space, i try to make the features under 50 deviations to give them better exposure
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I did have one problem where I stopped and took some pictures that I knew were going to be great - a feature of Uluru framed between a couple of trees. When I got closer I found that my "feature" was a sacred area, so I can't do anything with those images. According to the lovely people in the media office the best thing to do in that case is to destroy the negatives, but I'm not quite sure I can bring myself to do that quite yet.
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"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."
-Leonardo da Vinci
But yes, i love this, definately one of your best.
Did this one survive the cut from the lab? Did they get something right? Do we give them a cookie?
*plays in photoshop*
You can tell i like an image when i play around in photoshop with it
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