iceman
10-10-2012, 05:00 PM
It was our second day staying at Home Valley Station, and after visiting a very dry Bindoola Falls, we went off the beaten track to a valley our guide called “New York Valley”. The road into the valley caused a bit of a struggle for our 4WD Truck, so we could tell this wasn’t your usual tourist destination.
Once into the valley, we drove for 5-10 minutes until we came to a patch of Boab trees, where we spent the rest of the afternoon photographing them from almost every conceivable angle.
These were the last 2 shots taken from the session; definitely a bit cliche with the Boab in Twilight, but who could resist :) I would’ve liked to wait until deep twilight (and even night!) but the road was so treacherous that Cheryl was keen to get out of their while there still a small amount of light left. It’s a location I would LOVE to do some nightscapes and timelapses from one day.
- Large 1 (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/download/316)
- Large 2 (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/download/317)
- Blog (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/2012/10/10/boab-in-twilight/)
Thanks for looking.
Once into the valley, we drove for 5-10 minutes until we came to a patch of Boab trees, where we spent the rest of the afternoon photographing them from almost every conceivable angle.
These were the last 2 shots taken from the session; definitely a bit cliche with the Boab in Twilight, but who could resist :) I would’ve liked to wait until deep twilight (and even night!) but the road was so treacherous that Cheryl was keen to get out of their while there still a small amount of light left. It’s a location I would LOVE to do some nightscapes and timelapses from one day.
- Large 1 (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/download/316)
- Large 2 (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/download/317)
- Blog (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/2012/10/10/boab-in-twilight/)
Thanks for looking.