Desert Beauty, Nambung NP, WA

Thank you Jason. Visiting this location was well worth travelling the 4,500kms!!

It did and I would visit the area again.

Thank you Shelley. It would be well worth the visit.

Thank you Chris.

Thank you. No storm just a sunrise this day and surprisingly not much wind.

Thank you very much Adrian.

Thank you very much Kerry.

Thank you, I very pleased with how it turned out as well.

Thank you very much. It was a stunning location to photograph.

Thank you Anthony.

I’ll come with you, I didn’t have enough time there as it was!!

Thank you very much Geoff. It was a great photo location.

Thank you Jenny. I wish that I could have spent more time there as it was such a great photo location!!

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much Jono.

Thanks Chris, we certainly do have a lot of beauty in Australia.

Thank you very much Janine.

Thank you Albert.

Thanks David, it was great location to spend some time.

Thank you very much JK.

Thank you Brian.

Thank you very much Anuja

Thank you very much Walter.

Hi Walter,

I found this information about them:
“The Pinnacles are two-hundred and forty-five kilometres north of Perth on the way to Geraldton. Closest main town is Cervantes. The Pinnacles are seventeen kilometres south east of the town.

The Pinnacles are limestone formations. The raw material for the limestone of the Pinnacles came from seashells in an earlier epoch rich in marine life. These shells were broken down into lime rich sands which were carried inland to form high mobile dunes. The Pinnacles were formed from lime leaching from the sand and by rain cementing the lower levels of the dune into a soft limestone. Vegitation forms an acidic layer of soil and humus. A hard cap of calcrete develops above the softer limestone. Cracks in the calcrete are exploited by plant roots. The softer limestone continues to dissolve. Quartz sand fills the channels that form. Vegitation dies and winds blow away the sand covering the eroded limestone. The Pinnacles appear.”

Thank you very much Darren.

Thank you very much Sharon:-)

Thank you Noel.

Thank you Liz.

Thank you Sylivia, it seems to be getting a lot of attention lately.

Thank you Tatiana, I usually try to find some foreground interest.