Under the Milky Way tonight-V-8544
As I waited for the ambient light to drop to a decent level, all I could hear was some kind of creature/bird making a sound not dis-similar to a raging Bull but of course I knew it wasn't!!:).
It was about a 100 metre walk and a crawl through a wire fence where I took a variety of exposures both vertical and horizontal and also lit the tree up with a small light, which I will endeavour to get up soon - very spooky out there.
This is the 'Cazneaux Tree' and the ramparts of Wilpena Pound can be seen in the distance.
Flinders Ranges National Park, South Australia.
Accessible by car.
Canon 5D mkII, Canon 16-35mm. lens @ 16mm. tripod.
It was about a 100 metre walk and a crawl through a wire fence where I took a variety of exposures both vertical and horizontal and also lit the tree up with a small light, which I will endeavour to get up soon - very spooky out there.
This is the 'Cazneaux Tree' and the ramparts of Wilpena Pound can be seen in the distance.
Flinders Ranges National Park, South Australia.
Accessible by car.
Canon 5D mkII, Canon 16-35mm. lens @ 16mm. tripod.
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