Uluru (Ayers Rock), Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory, Australia
Thousands of people visit Uluru, often just to watch its famous colour changes at sunrise and sunset. To really appreciate and understand Uluru I think you need to walk around it. Dwarfed by the huge size of the rock and taking in the stories of the local indigenous culture, Uluru can have a remarkably humbling presence. Having felt the impact of this rock over a number of days of exploring it and its surrounds, I really wanted to capture something a little different to the usual photos of Uluru. On this occasion, with the sun below the horizon, Uluru appeared a stunning red colour, making the rock stand out from the surrounding landscape and highlighting the fascinating patterns that sweep down the sandstone sides of Uluru.
AWARDS
2015 | Bronze Award - Epson International Pano Awards
Acrylic desk block size: 50cm x 18cm (3cm deep)
