Late afternoon in the Bungles

[loose cannon]

The stunning colours of the Kimberley can smack you right in the eye sometimes.

[LJG]

Wow, beautiful Mick. I bet it went from this to deep red as the sun went down.

[loose cannon]

It was pretty wild Lloyd. It's weird though, came out to this spot the next night and the colour just wasn't there. You never know what's gunna be on the menu.

[seaslug]

Very bright, you just don't see that in Tassie.

[Alan]

That's amazing Mick! Bet you didn't know where to point your camera first

[loose cannon]

Very bright, you just don't see that in Tassie.

Kimberley light can be incredibly harsh at times Greg, that's the downside, but when it turns on a show it can be spectacular.

That's amazing Mick! Bet you didn't know where to point your camera first

Yeah, had a long cliff face of a few kilometres to work with and drove up and down the track like a madman as this kind of light doesn't last long.

[HansE]

And quite a show it was. Wouldn't be dead for quids! right?

[loose cannon]

Damn right Hans.

There can be a hint of chaos involved in capturing an image like this. Driving up and down the track thinking where do I set up. Over here? Noooo that tree is in the way. drive a bit more, nooo I've past the best bit gotta go back. Nooo it was better back there! Aghh the light is fading!

Sometimes the peace and serenity bit just passes me by

All good when I get back to camp and crack a cold one though.

[Isac]

Captured the essence of the Kimberley with this one Mick.

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day Mick

Scrumptious - bluddy marvellous

Phil

[Ironwood]

Very nice Mick, gotta love this big country of ours.

[loose cannon]

Thanks folks, glad you enjoyed.