As today is Australia Day I thought I would post a group of photographs from my time in the country. I wanted to find something that summarised Australia and would be reconginsed as Australian when people saw it and thought that Uluru was a great option.
One of the many things recommended to do while you visit Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is to watch Uluru change colour as the sunsets. Below is a series of similar photographs taken as the sun sets and cast its last remaining light over one of Australia’s biggest landmarks.
See another of my transitions over a longer period of time in the post Changing of the Season
This post is in response to the theme Optimistic.
Our Shadows Will Remain 
Very true, I loved it too when I witnessed it, I experienced rain when I visited this desert centre of Australia (rain in Uluru) is rarely happens but I experienced it.
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I did too, one afternoon in Alice Springs. Even though they call it the red hot center it must get some rain. I hope it didn’t ruin your visit.
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They call it red hot center but, its pretty cold down there when its rain… 😉
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That is true. When I went to watch Uluru at dawn it was freezing!
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It’s particularly beautiful under bright light.
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I was lucky enough to experience it in such good weather. The rock really shines when the sun is setting.
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