The Pilbara region

Just back from a few days up north. Going back for several more trips over the next few monhs

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Just so much to see and photograph.

Regards

Lovely light and colour Gary. I particularly like the old diesel locos which seem to be abadoned in the outback. The colour and texture of the rocks in #2 is superb.
David

Love the pic's

I ever North Wales began to feel properly wet and cold (it's not as cold and wet as it will be soon of course) it is now.

Now I have to stop looking at your pictures - they have coincided with the day I have needed to turn our central heating on


Regards


Stu.

Temperatures are getting to 37'C at the moment and climbing. I didn't take the 50-135mm with me but will on the next trip.

On another note, I can live with a sloped horizon but get annoyed when I say "monhs" rather than months in the OP.

Thanks for the comments David. Due to the mining operations up here (Rio Tinto), some of the working trains are several kilometres long and look well impressive.

Down side of Pilbara, so many dead kangaroos on the roads.

Regards

Good to see that you are getting to grips with the colours and the light Gary - they are indeed different! I like the way you've captured the 'big sky' over there.