Air of Expectation by Keiran Lusk
A spectacular storm front approaches as I take my afternoon walk through the desert.
Central Australia, 2005.
[Creative Effects: Brightness adjustment and Omni Spotlight effects with Photoshop]
A spectacular storm front approaches as I take my afternoon walk through the desert.
Central Australia, 2005.
[Creative Effects: Brightness adjustment and Omni Spotlight effects with Photoshop]
Comments
Lovely walk-about….Monet. Could you smell the rain coming? Did you get wet that day? A good rain can heal the soul.
Thanks Serendipity2lip for your kind words. Yes, I did get wet that day. The rain and winds blasted me all the way home. It was exhilarating.
– Keiran Lusk
In fact, it’s raining here now….loons are singing on the lake (you have a desert for a backyard, I have a lake), I think I’ll pop outside for some healing…..then off to bed it is very late! Again, thank you for the picturesque view……the trees are waiting to greet you.
Stunning reds!!! This is an awesome shot in every sense of the word
Thank-you so very much AllyL.
– Keiran Lusk
GR8 shot love that red dirt.
Thanks Andrew. Plenty of red dirt here, that’s for sure.
– Keiran Lusk
Beautiful and the colours are fantastic
Happy you like this image. Thanks Linda.
– Keiran Lusk
100% Brillant shot..Miss P
Thanks Miss P :-)
– Keiran Lusk
This is an absolutely stunning shot!
Cheers Sherri. Thanks so much.
– Keiran Lusk
I love the colour of the red earth in contrast with the storm clouds.
Thanks Glenn. Yes, the contrast was incredible as the storm approached. Cheers.
– Keiran Lusk
Some Dessert! this is so beautiful and my expectation walking down the road would be to wonder what is just at the end of the curve?
At the end of the curve? Left takes you back towards the little staff caravan park, right takes you out past the airport road (and then hundreds of miles of ‘nothingness’ beyond that)… and straight leads you back into sand dune country and (eventually) a salt lake. It is a beautiful landscape.
– Keiran Lusk
Great colours! I like the look of the trees.
Thanks Jess! The trees are called kurkara (desert oak). These are my favourite desert trees.
– Keiran Lusk