Uluru Formations VII

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• Silvio1953 (22736)
• [2006-11-17 15:03]

Ciao Wanda, very beautiful final shoot, with the classic image of Uluru formation. Beautiful light and lovely contrast beetwen the green of vegetation and the red Ayers rock at sunset, very well done, Brava, ciao Silvio

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• Gustaw (18636)
• [2006-11-17 16:43]

Hallo Wanda!
Next photo about nature. It is big mountain. I see you like geology. Interesting colours and composition. Red mountain - it is interesting. Thank you for you nature photo.
Marek

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• Budapestman (24451)
• [2006-11-17 18:55]

Hi Wanda!
Mysterious and very spectacular shot! This is a particular and fascinating place! Its an expressive composition and stunning atmosphere. Superb shot!
Thank you, nice days
George

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• ribeiroantonio (13999)
• [2006-11-17 19:06]

Yes indeed. It was a good trip to Uluru. I really enjoyed it. And the end is really good Nothing better than a sunset over the rock. It is a beautiful place of Austrália. Well done.
Antonio

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• vincz (17510)
• [2006-11-18 4:29]

Great fantastic looking shot to close this serie. yes i did enjoy!

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• jaja1970 (1286)
• [2006-11-18 5:00]

Hi Wanda,
This is your last picture of "Uluru formations" series but not least!
I think it is among best ones.
Very good compo, very sharp colors and nice sky.
Congratulations,

Jay.

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• UnTrained (12217)
• [2006-11-18 7:04]

Hi Wanda,
good total shot in an extreme color situation. The sky is a bit outside..
TFS for all those photos.
Regards Ulf

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• Cretense (32621)
• [2006-11-20 6:36]

Hi Wanda!

Simply beautiful capture of this unique landscape! Beautiful comp and great colours, beautiful red and green tones. Congratulations!

Hercules

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• atus (14508)
• [2006-11-21 8:44]

Hello Wanda,
a fabulous classic shot of the most famous monolith of the world. At the same time is a must and a deserving conclusion of the series. Very nice one!
Tfs and best wishes.
Attila

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• Paolo (39619)
• [2006-11-21 11:58]

Hi Wanda, amazing view of that famous monolite.
good colours and POV and good quality.
thanks, ciao

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• scalerman (19726)
• [2006-11-21 14:07]

Wanda: pictures like this would tend to make one assume that perhaps you were the only photographer there on this peaceful day, but we know that probably wasn't the case. You did fine service for this way photographed rock... regards, c

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• rbcy1974 (20182)
• [2006-11-21 14:30]

Hello Wanda
THe light is very strange here but it goes well with the strange geology,
nice angle, I like the texture of the ground.
Regards
Daniel

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• mdetay (3688)
• [2006-11-22 17:45]

Hi Wanda,
Nice picture of Ayers rock.
Great composition and colors.
Well done. Great capture. Good idea.
Cheers from Hong Kong.
Michel

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• GLEM (2788)
• [2006-12-31 7:19]

bonjour Wanda,
j'adore cette image; elle me rappelle la galerie piterak. Le rouge est vraiment intense et vraiment en contraste avec la prairie.
bravo.

tfs and Happy new year

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• dilane (8743)
• [2007-03-10 12:40]

Hi wanda,
sublime finish, it's dommage to stop, you have a very beautiful series.
if you have more perhaps you can carry on.
thanks and regards
dilane

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• Matthew-Watt (4111)
• [2008-02-21 19:48]

Hi Wanda,

This magnificent rock tops the list of places I must return to. I loved the time I spent here exploring Uluru and the Olgas. My family drove here on a tour of Australia from Brisbane and was joined by my grandparents who flew out for a few days of sightseeing with us at the rock. It rained much of the time which was quite unique to see in the desert, I recall seeing the rock from this vantage with white water tumbling from all cracks and crevices. The greenery here in this photo makes the landscape seem much lusher than it actually is - I think the low lighting accentuates the green tones more whereas during full sun the plants appear browner. You gave captured a perfect colour transition here on the rock surface, the bright red crest is remarkable. TFS.

Matt