Uluru View

Wayne Holman

Uluru View

Central Australia, another closer view of the world famous Uluru, taken on my trusty old Canon 35mm film camera a few years ago.

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Uluru View by Wayne Holman
Uluru View by Wayne Holman
  • Richard Veal

    Richard Veal

    Love the detail and colours Wayne.

    Its not Dawlish, is it ?? LOL

  • Wayne Holman replied

    Thanks Richard, y’know it could be, the earth is the same colour eh! LOL : )

  • cwwphotography

    cwwphotography

    Superb shot! I really like the contrasting colours.

  • Wayne Holman replied

    Thank you loads CWW….

  • mikrin

    mikrin

    Awesome capture Wayne!!

  • Mac Cabrera

    Mac Cabrera

    Stunning!
    Mac

  • Wayne Holman replied

    Thank you Mac = ))

  • Tainia Finlay

    Tainia Finlay

  • Wayne Holman replied

    Oh Wow !! Thanks loads Tai = ))

  • DonDavisUK

    DonDavisUK

    Ohhhh WOW Wayne, love the variation in strong colours you’ve capture here mate. The blue of the sky and the orange of that sunny rock. Just amazing. Don.

  • Wayne Holman replied

    Thanks again Don, Uluru is such a magical place. = ))

  • maka1967

    maka1967

    Great capture of the stunning beauty of nature.

  • Wayne Holman replied

    Thank you Maike = ))

  • Gail Bridger

    Gail Bridger

    First, Congratulations on your well deserved feature! Now, wow on the capture!! :^)
    Is this solid rock or sand? I saw on the news the other day about a sand storm in Australia, and was wondering if these kind of mountains caused it? Never been to Australia but after seeing so many beautiful pictures here on RB would love to visit it someday. A few fishermen (boats that we offload at our dock) have told me stories of their trips to Australia. They said nothing but good things, which make me want to visit too!!
    Take care my friend, always!! =))

  • Wayne Holman replied

    Thanks again Gail = ) This is solid rock and only about 10% of it as most is underground. It really is a magical place you can find out more here I think the sandstorm was caused by freak weather in the interior. Australia is a fantastically glorious part of the world with the best people on the planet, you have to visit asap ! Thanks for your comment, always appreciated = ))

  • Catherine Veal

    Catherine Veal

    wonderful vibrant colours dear Wayne.x

  • Wayne Holman replied

    Thanks again Catherine = ))

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