After the rains and back from a brief visit to one of Western Australia’s most scenic landscape photography locations, Karijini National Park … After a very good wet season up north I was very much trying to get up there to see the area before it starts to dry out. As I was up there last year when conditions where drier because of a poor wet season, I knew I had to get up there this year as it could be another years wait and the chance of a poor wet season could delay it maybe even a year longer …
I remember standing in this pretty much exact location last year and then again this year and thinking wow this place has changed … What a difference a little better light and a lot of rain later makes …
My take on a familiar spot inside the National Park … Weano Gorge ….
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Hi Neal, welcome back! I can just imagine how stunning the detail and clarity in this fine shot looks via the Zeiss lenses.
One thing, the spinifex in front is almost fluorescent green. I have no doubt it was crazy green up there, but this green seems out of whack to me, draws my eye a bit too much I find. Just a small thing.
Thanks Flemming … You still in Perth or are you heading for warmer climates? … Maybe the green is a little too light as it was a 3 image stitch of a 3 image blend for each frame and that could of been the over exposed file for that part of the blend … I’d have to check the files ….
Hi Neal, I’m back in Freo for a little bit, back on the boat.
have to try and catch up before you move on to warmer grounds …
Colder grounds hehe, as I am going home soon. But there’s time to catch up, here for at least 2 more weeks.
Will have to catch up after the Easter before you head off …. Shame we did not get another photo trip south this time around …