Outback Sunsets - is there anything better?

Yeah there's not much that can beat the magical colours of a good sunset and sunrise for that matter.......being outback just adds to the beauty.

Cheers
Ev

Greg
Someone (not me) who lives in the outback will tell you there are better photos than those, .... ones with rain clouds building
Mark

Waking up the next morning will beat it...

...then ya get to see another one!

Nice pics Greg.

Cheers

Anthony

Greg, great pics - Wow we live in a great country don't we?

Yeh, I discovered outback sunsets by accident when I photographed the outline of some trees in Windorah on the way back from Birdsville...it sort of becomes an obsession, doesn't it? You set up camp and then look around for interesting silhouettes...and then go for a wander...check the outlines of those other trees across the track...then all those things you meant to do before light faded are now...oops...being done by torchlight...
And like Greg's 3rd photo...sometimes there doesn't have to be anything other than a horizon, eh?
Nice shots!

Robyn :)

I didn't know where to stop on this one. It's a privilege to be there when mother nature turns it on.

Cape range NP, WA.

Great photos Greg. It is always a bonus when in the bush when the clouds and the sun line up at sunrise or sunset.

MickO's Rule No.1. Always has been...always will be!

When travelling in the great Australian outback you should always have selected a campsite, have the camp set and the campfire blazing with sufficient time to gather by the fire with a refreshing beverage in hand to salute the greatest time of the outback day; Sunset!

Those who travel with me know this to be an almost religious edict!

Great photos Greg & Aloha!. Can't wait to be back out there.

Cheers. Mick.

Don't mind the odd sunset either.





Bob

Bendigo Vic sunrise, good time of day as well

Streaky Bay SA sunset, just as good