Uluru eclipse revisited

[Peter Ward]

I felt uncomfortable with posting this link prior to the CWAS judging being completed, but now that is all done and dusted for another year.....

Here is the link (http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery104.html)

[Ross G]

WOW....!!!

Peter, that is one of the most amazing photos I have ever seen!


Thank you.


Ross.

[leon]

Hey Peter, now that is some imaging, but I thought you flew all over the place, how do you get time to do that sort of stuff, bloody excellent is all i can say.

Leon

[Peter Ward]

A pleasure!



I do... as it turns out I was supposed to be on foreign shores...but needed some surgery (a small Cancer, bening...thank Christ) hence a quick trip to the rock was do-able.

[Tom Davis]

I agree with Ross. That is one of the most spectacular land/sky images I have ever seen!

-Tom

[iceman]

Lovely work Peter, worth the time and effort to fly out there.

Very jealous of course!

[Hagar]

Very nice Peter. I can see at least another camera coming your way with this lovely image. Maybe even the big one.
It doesn't come much more Australiana than this.

[gregbradley]

Yes very cool. Beautifully framed and executed and very iconic.

Greg

[Peter Ward]

Thanks. Humm Iconic. I like that :)


Davis is rather inscrutable, but I must admit, there's no doubting where the shot was taken :)


Thank you. It was a carefully planned shot, I even used google earth and the Sky 6 to work out where the moon would be in relation to the rock. Access roads around the rock made using a long lens impossible (more the pity) but I'm reasonably happy with the end result.



Thanks Tom, high praise indeed :)

[Paul Haese]

Great image Peter. I found it last week. Your route directory to your site is wide open.

Superbly crafted image and certainly would attract the attention of David. It even has a tree in it.;)

Would love to have an image like this myself.

[Paul Haese]

BTW is that the Olgas I can see in the distance to the left of Uluru?

[Peter Ward]

Yes, it is. BTW I am aware the BRO root directory is free to browse around...I just don't advertise the fact :)