Yes pretty magic dune, I wanted to get closer but there is a gas pipe line running in front that you cant get across. I will go back one evening as the sun is setting and hope there are some clouds to give a little drama to the image.
cheers Callie
thank you, they are beautiful the sand dunes out this way, I love how they are for ever changing due to wind conditions,
cheers have a great day Callie
Some of the colors are literally otherworldly!! I took pictures of some very orange hills in Guam once. What accounts for those deep reds and oranges where you are. Does the soil have a lot of clay?
Wonderful images all ’round!! Thanks for visiting me and I sure have enjoyed the view of your world.
The colours are amazing out here, I am on the edge of the simpson desert in Qld Australia,actually in the channel country.The closest shop is 4 hours drive away and our mail comes by plane once a week.Where I live is red sand and clay based underneath,it is mostly red,some area are white sand or rocky.The property where I work is 3,000,000 acres and they have cattle.I am just the cook.
cheers Callie
This is really cool. Is this close to where you are living? If it is and you have the time then following along with what you said about taking photos of this with a setting sun, this might look great in the early morning light. Another thought is that if you can get the right position try incorporating the pipelines you mentioned into some of your photos of the hill as an interesting juxtaposition adding tension.
thanks for your thoughts.Its 45 min drive so not far,the pipe line is a fair way from the dune but if I can find the right position that would be a good idea,nature and man made pipe.if I took the sun rise it would be behind the dune but that could look good as the dune would be a silhouette,the late afternoon would really bring out the colours.
Ive actually been passed its turn off today,I will definately get back in the next few months.
cheers Callie
thanks again,I should go back and walk before summer and the snakes return,cant afford to get bitten as we live in the middle of now where and we have the 5 deadliest snakes in this area.
Yeah – makes our single poisonous snake look pathetic really – and ours runs away if it sees you!
thats funny,how poisonous is your snake and what is it called.Our deadliest is the inland Tiapan which will chase you and you have about 10 min if you get bitten, they call it the Fierce snake. I have been attacked whilst driving the car, it was standing right up and the striked at the car.
It’s the adder. If you got bit by several and couldn’t get to help, you might die but they’re not usually fatal. They’re very timid and not really all that big compared to the stuff you have over there. I like seeing them really 🙂
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I could get lost in there Callie… especially on a full moon. Great capture!
Yes pretty magic dune, I wanted to get closer but there is a gas pipe line running in front that you cant get across. I will go back one evening as the sun is setting and hope there are some clouds to give a little drama to the image.
cheers Callie
Love the “red rock” of the Australian outback!
thanks, its not rock but sand and as the wind blows they change shape.
cheers Callie
Superb 🙂
thanks, I just wish I could have got closer and on it.
cheers Callie
Take a horse next time? 🙂
yep that’s one way to get there,only take me a couple of days.
Two hours on a horse would cripple me 😀
Wow! That looks awesome!!!
thank you, they are beautiful the sand dunes out this way, I love how they are for ever changing due to wind conditions,
cheers have a great day Callie
Very amazing photo Callie.You certainly see magical moments out there.Love Nettie
thanks Nettie, I love the red sand dunes, this one has many curves which ad to it.
WOW!
thank you
cheers Callie
Fantastic colour Camilla. Fabulous photo!
thank you, I want to go back as the sun is setting and hope for some clouds.
cheers callie
Wow! Rich, rich color.
thanks Sue, the colours are amazing, that is the reddest sand dune I have seen so far.
cheers Callie
So magnificent as to be surreal. Amazing…
thank you, the sand dunes out here are beautiful.
cheers Callie
Pretty surreal pretty!
Thank you, the sand dunes out in the middle of Australia are amazing.
cheers, have a great day
callie
That is a really beautiful photo. Thanks for visiting and the like of my post “Soft Tulip Look”.
your image was beautiful, and thanks for your comment,
cheers have great day Callie
This image is stunning-I love the color here!
thank you,the red sand dunes are amazing, this is the reddest one I have seen.
Cheers Callie
Killer shot!
thank you so much,
cheers callie
Amazing !
Thank you, the red dunes are amazing, they just pop up anywhere in the middle of Australia.
Thanks for your visit, have a great day,
Callie
thanks for the visit. nice photos you have here.
thank you for your visit,
cheers Callie
Some of the colors are literally otherworldly!! I took pictures of some very orange hills in Guam once. What accounts for those deep reds and oranges where you are. Does the soil have a lot of clay?
Wonderful images all ’round!! Thanks for visiting me and I sure have enjoyed the view of your world.
The colours are amazing out here, I am on the edge of the simpson desert in Qld Australia,actually in the channel country.The closest shop is 4 hours drive away and our mail comes by plane once a week.Where I live is red sand and clay based underneath,it is mostly red,some area are white sand or rocky.The property where I work is 3,000,000 acres and they have cattle.I am just the cook.
cheers Callie
I liked the colors
thank you,the red dunes are amazing out here
cheers callie
WOW!! 🙂
thank you,the red sand dunes are amazing,
cheers Callie
This is really cool. Is this close to where you are living? If it is and you have the time then following along with what you said about taking photos of this with a setting sun, this might look great in the early morning light. Another thought is that if you can get the right position try incorporating the pipelines you mentioned into some of your photos of the hill as an interesting juxtaposition adding tension.
thanks for your thoughts.Its 45 min drive so not far,the pipe line is a fair way from the dune but if I can find the right position that would be a good idea,nature and man made pipe.if I took the sun rise it would be behind the dune but that could look good as the dune would be a silhouette,the late afternoon would really bring out the colours.
Ive actually been passed its turn off today,I will definately get back in the next few months.
cheers Callie
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thank you so much
cheers Callie
The light on that photo is beautiful and what a gorgeous subject. It’s a shame you can’t get right up to it!
Carol.
thanks again,I should go back and walk before summer and the snakes return,cant afford to get bitten as we live in the middle of now where and we have the 5 deadliest snakes in this area.
Yeah – makes our single poisonous snake look pathetic really – and ours runs away if it sees you!
thats funny,how poisonous is your snake and what is it called.Our deadliest is the inland Tiapan which will chase you and you have about 10 min if you get bitten, they call it the Fierce snake. I have been attacked whilst driving the car, it was standing right up and the striked at the car.
It’s the adder. If you got bit by several and couldn’t get to help, you might die but they’re not usually fatal. They’re very timid and not really all that big compared to the stuff you have over there. I like seeing them really 🙂
ok, Ive heard of the adder
Well, if it hears of you, it runs away 😉
Outstanding landscape work.
thank you, some of the sand dunes are amazingly beautiful and forever changing due to wind conditions,cheers Callie