Central Australia, July–August 2007
Boggy Hole sunset • The sun sets over Boggy Hole, in the Finke Gorge National Park (Northern Territory).
[Six different exposures blended together by Photomatix to produce a High Dynamic Range (HDR) image, which was then re-sampled as an 8- or 16-bit image.]HDR multipleexposureReflectionSunsetTreesWaterWinterrhjf200707318227hdr
Rainbow Valley panorama • Rainbow Valley, about 70km south-east of Alice Springs, consists of a rocky outcrop and a couple of claypans.
Here the rock is seen in the daylight across one of the claypans.
[Panorama from multiple exposures stitched together.]CloudsMoonPhotostitch PanoramaRockSunsetTreesWinterrhjf200707277632stitch
Rainbow Valley sunset panorama • Rainbow Valley, about 70km south-east of Alice Springs, consists of a rocky outcrop and a couple of claypans.
Here the rock is seen in the sunset light, which, by emphasizing the rock’s colours, helps to demonstrate how the valley came to be known as ‘Rainbow’
[Panorama from multiple exposures stitched together.]CloudsPhotostitch PanoramaRockShrubsSunsetTreesWinterrhjf200707277680stitchfeatured
The changing face of Ayers’ Rock 2 • It is frequently said that Ayers’ Rock changes colour as the sun sets. This series of photos demonstrates how true that assertion is.
The clouds passing overhead helped to add effect to the photo not only by occupying the sky, but also by casting shadows over the Rock.The changing face of Ayers’ Rock 3 • It is frequently said that Ayers’ Rock changes colour as the sun sets. This series of photos demonstrates how true that assertion is.
The clouds passing overhead helped to add effect to the photo not only by occupying the sky, but also by casting shadows over the Rock.