On my way home from Karijini I made a few stops along the way and randomly stopping on the side of the road as I did in this shot because the sun was popping in and out of the clouds behind me, so I stopped at this lonely tree and just waited for the sun to come out. Lucky enough I didnt have to wait long either. We had this sort of cloud cover all the way from Karijini to Halls Creek. Flemming I know will love this sort of shot.
This next shot was taken in the ampethertre of the Bungle Bungles which is about 110kms from Halls Creek and the once you get off the highway and into the private property you hit a road that is just not good for cars at all. Its as rough as they come. The drive in which is never upgraded by the owners is just over 50kms to the visitors center. This drive took me the better part of 2 hours. Its is a nice place to visit and I am sure I will go back at some stage, but not in a hurry, just way too rough. I exposed for the left hand side and the sand was 6 stops brighter and the slide could not handle it, but I do like the softness of the left hand side of the shot. One thing that did stand out was you could hear every voice, every rock crunch as you walked around this massive hole in the formations.
Flemming said to me that when I arrive at the Bungles I would not see any clouds, well I got there and I think I was there 2 hours and yes it was all gone, but I still managed to get a photo that did not have total blue skies in it.
This last shot I took in Kununurra and it was there that I stayed with friends and where the all the traveling had hit as I slept for 9 hours solid and left early the next morning to find myself tired within the first hour of driving home. And by the time I was an hour from home I had to stop for a nanna nap. But it was one of the best trips I have done and would do it all again no problems at all.






















