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

[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]

Originally Posted by Ross G

WOW....!!!

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


Thank you.


Ross.

A pleasure!

Originally Posted by 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

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 (Tom)]

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

-Tom

[iceman (Mike)]

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

Very jealous of course!

[Hagar (Doug)]

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]

Originally Posted by gregbradley

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

Greg

Thanks. Humm Iconic. I like that

Originally Posted by 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.

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

Originally Posted by iceman

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

Very jealous of course!

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.

Originally Posted by Tom Davis

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

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]

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

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

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