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Abstract Images, Kings Canyon, NT
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Anyone for abseiling?
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At the end of the day 
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All XZ-1 Images as earlier my XZ-2 battery went flat
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All XZ-1 Images as earlier my XZ-2 battery went flat
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Amazing colours Sandra
Well captured
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Beautiful colours and amazing angles, good job you had the XZ 1 as a spare!
John
"A hundredth of a second here, a hundredth of a second there � even if you put them end to end, they still only add up to one, two, perhaps three seconds, snatched from eternity." ~ Robert Doisneau
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Lovely textures and colours lots of scope here for further development of the abstract kind.
Tom"Who is watching the Watchers, watching the Watchers watching us"
Its not what you see, it's the way that you see it"
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Super shots lovely area.Ed
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You are blowing us away with these colours. Great stuff Sandra.Most used: EM5i + 12-200mm, In briefcase: E-PM2 + 12-42mmEZ
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Australia - land of rusty rocks
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Fantastic colours! I guess there's a lot of iron in those rocks?Comment
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@Mike, John, Tom, Ed, OM, Brian, Keith - Thanks for commenting on Sandra's pictures. As you know, her ability to reply herself is limited by a serious brain episode from which she is presently in rehabilitation mode.
That said, she's enjoying the feedback and no doubt it's helping her to recover. I spoke with her this morning and she is chuffed by all the positive comments. Until such time as she can do so herself, on her behalf I thank you all.Comment
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All well deserved comments, we are all getting a great travelogue. Is everything in the Oz outback rusty red! must say it looks beautiful whatever colour it is. I've just bought two travel guides to leave around at home to see if I can do some subliminal persuasion for a future trip.
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Phill, the entire centre of Australia is rich in Iron Oxides in rocks and sand, which is why it is red in colour. The intensity varies according to the time of day, it is most vivid at sunrise and sunset but still remains quite vibrant even at midday.
I hope your travel guide strategy works!
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It's hard to get a sense of scale with the red rocks, until you see the trees in #3! I'm getting itchy feet again. Cheers Sandra!Comment
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A wonderful set Sandra & hope you continue to improve (in health) quickly.
Ross "I fiddle with violins (when I'm not fiddling with a camera)". My Flickr
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Thanks to all for your comments all of which are much appreciated..Comment
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