The Breakaways

[Alan]

30 kms outside Coober Pedy this morning.

Would have looked spectacular with last night's sunset - sigh - can't be everywhere...

Lots more photos, but I'll have to save processing until I get home. Silly to be sitting in a van for hours.

[Ozzie_Traveller]

Ah Alan ...

You make me drool with these 2 images ... better than mine from a few years ago
Love the pano format with the beaut use of near foreground to emphasise the depth
10/10 for each of them

Phil

[Isac]

What Phil said except that they are no way better than mine, cause I ain't got any

[Alan]

Better get out here then before it all erodes away

[Isac]

Sure! I'll pop over in a jiffy!

[Alan]

Thanks Phil.

Landscape Photography 101

I talked to a couple who did the bus sunset tour the day before and and they showed me a couple of their phone photos that they took and I don't think I missed that much as the clouds weren't above the most interesting part of the landscape, unlike this morning

I showed them mine and got a few oohs and ahhs.

It seems most people don't know how to get the best out of their phones. Do cover that in your courses?

Thanks for dropping by again

[Toddyh]

Great photos Alan. It looks like there has been some earthworks out there in the last 3.5 year.

[Alan]

Maybe just a different POV?

Doesn't look like any earthworks have happened - lots of signs around asking people to respect this sacred area.

I don't think the trail bike rider doing a few circuits could read though

[Alan]

From a different spot - looks like the same little gully, just further up?

What a difference light/timing and interesting sky can make

[Toddyh]

Ah yep that looks like a similar angle. My photo was my old 12mp point and shoot thing. Certainly not a brilliant camera but was waterproof which was key requirement for me back then.

[HansE]

Nice perspective! Great photos. Also saw some areal shots a couple of day ago taken by a novice that had me jealous. I have promised myself to do better next time!