Framed Fine Art Print 27 x 48" (68 x 120cm) - Dawn Light at Ellery Creek (Limited Edition 1/20 - Larapinta Light Collection)
Framed fine art print (Printed on Ilford Gold fibre gloss fine art paper) non reflective glass, premium contemporary white frame.
Glass size (inner timber measurement): 27 x 48" (68 x 120cm)
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.
Shipping additional - please contact us for a quote.
Ellery Creek is one of the most popular stops on a trip through the West MacDonnell Ranges from Alice Springs, for good reason! Over thousands of years this deep, cold waterhole remains where the creek cuts through the ranges; float between the towering red cliffs, surrounded by ghost gums.
This panoramic image was captured before dawn light, using a long exposure of 10 seconds per image to ensure enough brightness. The cliffs of Ellery Creek can be tricky to photograph in the harsh sun, and I prefer to use the even light of pre-dawn to be able to capture the detail and colours in the shadows that often the eye cannot see.
I arrived on the sandy banks at around 3:30am, with plenty of time until the sun rose. I experimented with some night time shots whilst waiting for the right light. 2 sets of glowing dingo eyes moved around me whilst I drank my morning coffee on the bank of the waterhole - a special experience I won’t forget!
Limited to 20 editions as part of the “Larapinta Light” Collection - An Adventure through the West MacDonnell Ranges & Beyond. Appreciating the open desert landscapes of Central Australia, including Uluru Kata Tjuta, the Larapinta Trail and West MacDonnell Ranges. A uniquely Australian landscape full of surprises!
Framed fine art print (Printed on Ilford Gold fibre gloss fine art paper) non reflective glass, premium contemporary white frame.
Glass size (inner timber measurement): 27 x 48" (68 x 120cm)
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.
Shipping additional - please contact us for a quote.
Ellery Creek is one of the most popular stops on a trip through the West MacDonnell Ranges from Alice Springs, for good reason! Over thousands of years this deep, cold waterhole remains where the creek cuts through the ranges; float between the towering red cliffs, surrounded by ghost gums.
This panoramic image was captured before dawn light, using a long exposure of 10 seconds per image to ensure enough brightness. The cliffs of Ellery Creek can be tricky to photograph in the harsh sun, and I prefer to use the even light of pre-dawn to be able to capture the detail and colours in the shadows that often the eye cannot see.
I arrived on the sandy banks at around 3:30am, with plenty of time until the sun rose. I experimented with some night time shots whilst waiting for the right light. 2 sets of glowing dingo eyes moved around me whilst I drank my morning coffee on the bank of the waterhole - a special experience I won’t forget!
Limited to 20 editions as part of the “Larapinta Light” Collection - An Adventure through the West MacDonnell Ranges & Beyond. Appreciating the open desert landscapes of Central Australia, including Uluru Kata Tjuta, the Larapinta Trail and West MacDonnell Ranges. A uniquely Australian landscape full of surprises!
Framed fine art print (Printed on Ilford Gold fibre gloss fine art paper) non reflective glass, premium contemporary white frame.
Glass size (inner timber measurement): 27 x 48" (68 x 120cm)
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.
Shipping additional - please contact us for a quote.
Ellery Creek is one of the most popular stops on a trip through the West MacDonnell Ranges from Alice Springs, for good reason! Over thousands of years this deep, cold waterhole remains where the creek cuts through the ranges; float between the towering red cliffs, surrounded by ghost gums.
This panoramic image was captured before dawn light, using a long exposure of 10 seconds per image to ensure enough brightness. The cliffs of Ellery Creek can be tricky to photograph in the harsh sun, and I prefer to use the even light of pre-dawn to be able to capture the detail and colours in the shadows that often the eye cannot see.
I arrived on the sandy banks at around 3:30am, with plenty of time until the sun rose. I experimented with some night time shots whilst waiting for the right light. 2 sets of glowing dingo eyes moved around me whilst I drank my morning coffee on the bank of the waterhole - a special experience I won’t forget!
Limited to 20 editions as part of the “Larapinta Light” Collection - An Adventure through the West MacDonnell Ranges & Beyond. Appreciating the open desert landscapes of Central Australia, including Uluru Kata Tjuta, the Larapinta Trail and West MacDonnell Ranges. A uniquely Australian landscape full of surprises!
