Broken Hill Sculptures.

[tilbrook@rbe.ne (Justin Tilbrook)]

Hi,

This is from a recent trip to Broken Hill, you can't get into the sculptures at night.
I just had to blend a night scape into this image it looks so alien.
Next time I'm up at Broken Hill I'm going to try and get permission for some night shots.

Cheers,

Justin.

[Saturn%5 (Graeme)]

That looks very nice Justin

[h0ughy (David)]

very easter islandish - coolshot

[Regulus (Trevor)]

It's a beautiful picture Justin but, really odd sculptures for desert Oz. Like Easter Island and Mexico come to Broken Hill.
Looking forward to a trip up that way next year, and down through Condobolin (my actual home town).
Trev

[Regulus (Trevor)]

Ahahah. Just read David's comment after posting. Great minds I say!

[Regulus (Trevor)]

Thanks for the tips Steve.
And again: Great photo Justin. A frame would look good around it :-)

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Looks spectacular, Justin-great shot!

[tilbrook@rbe.ne (Justin Tilbrook)]

Originally Posted by Saturn%5

That looks very nice Justin

Thanks Graeme!

Originally Posted by h0ughy

very easter islandish - coolshot

Thanks David!

Does look like that now you mentioned it.

Originally Posted by Regulus

It's a beautiful picture Justin but, really odd sculptures for desert Oz. Like Easter Island and Mexico come to Broken Hill.
Looking forward to a trip up that way next year, and down through Condobolin (my actual home town).
Trev

Thanks Trevor!

I've taken some panorama's of the sculptures and around Broken Hill which I'll post on terrestrial photography later.
I like Broken Hill and surroundings, well worth a visit.

Originally Posted by kinetic

Justin,

you used to be able to get the key for the gate (on the 9-mile road)
from the tourist centre from memory.
Trev (Quark) may be able to advise you with this.
The track up to the sculptures is sealed for tour buses but is kept locked
because of vandalism over the years.

I have seen some amazing dawns and sunsets from that place.
If you have a torch you are always able to walk the track
without the need for the key.
PS... brilliant shot!

Steve

Thanks Steve!

Thanks for the advice too!
It's truly an inspiring place for photographers.

Originally Posted by Regulus

Thanks for the tips Steve.
And again: Great photo Justin. A frame would look good around it :-)

Thanks again Trevor!

Originally Posted by Larryp

Looks spectacular, Justin-great shot!

Thanks Laurie!

Cheers,

Justin.