Birdsville
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Outback Austarlia here on the Birdsvell Track, in this desert you get to drink eat camp and enjoy a hot natuaral spa bubbling up from the ground from the Great Artsian Basin. / Venus shines in clear desert air. While here during the day we watched as a 3 mustering helicopters touched down next to thepub…the guy’s came in for a couple of drinks, enjoyed a talk with us all around the bar and then back out and lifted off.
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Along the Birdsville Track is Mungerannie,where you can get fuel,food, a beer and a camp site for the night.In addition a natural hot spa rises from the great Artsian Basin for any traveller to enjoy.
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1Ds mkII / 17mm / iso 100 / 30sec @ f14
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Mars
by Evan MalcolmBirdsville Track, SA
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If you are interested in the outback, then this t-shirt could be for you. Get on track with this catchy new design from artist Al Benge depicting the famous Birdsville track. It’s not just for the birds !
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Getting to know the stars is an important part of landscape photography. Using a compass and G.P.S I was able to pinpoint the South Celestial Star. Because of the rotation of the earth, using a six hour exposure gives the feeling of the stars trailing around this point. I used a 5 million candle power flashlight to illuminate the sand dune. Because of the massive size of the dune I had to climb an adjacent dune and paint the light on from there. Camera – Fuji Gx617 / Film – Fuji Velvia To see more of my work please visit www.gallerym-australia.com
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Mungerannie Station / On the Birdsville Track, Outback South Australia
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An old Land Rover it’s not a JEEP! By the side of the Birdsville Track, Australia.
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I was on my way to the Simpson Desert through Birdsville, Qld. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I found this burnt out Kombi. To see more of my work please visit www.gallerym-australia.com
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Old railway crossing in the Heart of Marree where the Birdsville Track and Oodnadatta Tracks meet. Outback South Australia
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For most of the time its just bare infertile red sand,but life springs after the smallest amount of rain. The first of 1,113 dunes in the Simpson Desert,Big Red stands as the biggest.
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This is woop-woop.The back of beyond.The infamous Birdsville Track. Further down from here is a monument to the poor Page family whose car broke down in 1963 only 100km along the Birdsville Track. Mum, Dad and the three kids bravely embarked on the journey in the blistering heat. No water. No shade. Hand in hand. Their bodies were found, one by one, along the track. Shockingly dehydrated.
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Big Red sand dune in the Simpson Desert National Park Qld Big Red is the first and highest of 1100 dunes in the Simpson Desert, which run north-south for hundreds of kilometers.Imagine being the early explorers who transversed these dunes to Alice Springs.Standing on Big Red you only see the next dune off in the distance you climb that one…and all you see is another in front 1100 times…bugger !
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The road to Birdsville QLD …looking east at dusk.
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The famous Birdsville pub in outback Australia
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Wrens are not easy to photograph so I was very pleased with this series of varigated fairy wrens that I captured while at Mungeranie along the Birdsville Track.
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Sun rising over bore drain lagoon at Birdsville
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Dusk falls over the iconic Birdsville Hotel in Outback Australia
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Audi on the way to Birdsville races.
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Mulka Ruins can be found off the Birdsville Track in South Australia. © Copyright – 2008 Jeff Catford / / Kit: / Nikon D200 – 18~135 mm zoom – focal length 20mm / Exposure: / f16 1/60 – ISO 400 / Post Processing: / PSE7 and Topaz Adjust / / Best viewed large
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The Iconic Outback Australian Pub – Birdsville, Queensland Winner of the Peoples Choice section – “Australian Travel Photography and Writing – Australian Traveller” Competition – 07.07.09
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taken on my western qld trip in 2008. the turnoff to birdsville, among other places.
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