Fortescue Falls

Karijini possesses an awesome beauty. The refreshing coolness of the pools is in marked contrast to the rugged red walls of the gorges. Young macho guys visiting the falls are undaunted by the spate of recent accidents. They scaled the walls alongside Fortescue Falls and dived full length into the abyss.

Karijini Vistors Centre

Shaped from steel curves with a natural rust finish, the Karijini Vistors Centre is architecturally stylish and innovative. Photographers can make use of the natural viewing apertures to frame their images in black borders.

Beasley River

Its amazing what you find along the Nanutarra-Munjina Rd! There we were brushing the bush flies away and knocking back Phill's salads when this taxi entourage pulls in carrying a couple of German tourists. It was all a part of Toursim Australia's big pronmo in the outback. The taxi meter registered just over $1000. The taxi was accompanied by an RAC vehicle plus two other 4WD's as support vehicles.

Copyright

Worldwide copyright applies to all images on this blog. The copyright belongs to the individual photographers. All rights are reserved. Persons wishing to use any images on this blog should in the first instance make application to copyright@wildheart.com.au.

I have had a bit of a play on the weekend and have added a few more images for the BLOG. a few are duplicates of those previously posted and I hope the changes can be seen. Plus there are a few new ones. Come on everybody. Start posting and sharing your images. Carol

Worldwide copyright applies to all images on this blog. The copyright belongs to the individual photographers. All rights are reserved. Persons wishing to use any images on this blog should in the first instance make application to copyright@wildheart.com.au.

Copyright

Worldwide copyright applies to all images on this blog. The copyright belongs to the individual photographers. All rights are reserved. Persons wishing to use any images on this blog should in the first instance make application to copyright@wildheart.com.au.

Outback adventure

A part of the fun of travel and photography in the Aussie outback is the freedom and lack of crowds. There's space to move and air to breathe. Nobody's going to stand in front of you. You can wear what you like and like what you wear. And when you poke your head out of your tent in the morning its a relief to know that there's no-one trying to flog you transport, a necklace or time-share!