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Windjana Gorge National Park in Kimberley, Western Australia features a 3.5km gorge formed by the Lennard River. The walls of Windjana Gorge rise abruptly, reaching about 100 meters high in some places. Freshwater crocodiles can often be seen in the pools. Taken early morning, the only time this part of the gorge gets the sun rays.
Captured with Nikon D300, Sigma 10 – 20mm wide lens.
Featured in The Western Australia group 02/08/2011
Featured in All Water in Motion and Reflections in Water group 23/01/2012
Featured in KImberley Captures group 03/03/2012
Comments
Wow, what an amazing picture is this, Jan!
Great reflections; it’s like a mirror!
Thank you Adri, water was very calm, guess my luck ;)
– Jan Fijolek
Oh wow, this is amazing…
Thank you very much Sharon ;)
– Jan Fijolek
Stunning Jan, perfect reflection, colour and light!
Than you David for the comment and your support ;)
– Jan Fijolek
A superb take Jan and it particularly interests me because the day we were supposed to be doing it the road was closed due to the weather! Couldn’t even get to Tunnel Creek either.
Cheers
Peter
Thank you Peter, when I was there, only small part at the end was closed. It is quite amazing. I was lucky, after very unpredictable weather early in May, I had no problems. Couldn;t only get to Kulumburu. Regards.
– Jan Fijolek
WOW!! WOW!! Stunning and a fave:)
Thank you Mary, as all Kimberley, this place is beautiful ;)
– Jan Fijolek
Wicked =)
Thank you Daniel-James ;)
– Jan Fijolek
Just perfect Jan, wonderful reflections mate.
My wide lens was stretched to the limit Ian ;)) thanks ;)
– Jan Fijolek
Gorgeous capture and reflections!
Thank you very much Cheryl ;)
– Jan Fijolek
This is a stunning image Jan :))
Thank you Penny, very much appreciated ;))
– Jan Fijolek
A stunner Jan, well captured, well composed. Fav for me. Cheers, Nola.
Thank you Nola, it is a great place ;)
– Jan Fijolek