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Cordillo Road - 300 miles of gibber
the gibber plains, 1990
the gibber plains, 1990
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Feb, 2015Views
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Winner in Just Australia ! Photo Challenge
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darrenwoodrow
November 01, 2015
Great capture.
I am currently running an Australian Outback themed challenge you might be interested in entering.
Have a great day
I am currently running an Australian Outback themed challenge you might be interested in entering.
Have a great day
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llowzz
September 30, 2019
Congratulations on the Winner of my Just Australia Challenge.Thank you for participating !
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annetteflottwell
November 11, 2019
thank you so much, it just happened that I was chatting to a guy from Adelaide and his reaction was... oh that is the outback for real :)
geophotos
September 30, 2019
Aaah... the gibbers... the corrrrruuuugggations... the bulldust... the spinifex... Great! Congratulations on your very worthy Challenge Win! :))
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annetteflottwell
September 30, 2019
thank you very much my friend. yes this is a fond memory. how I would like to go again
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Location
On the way to Birdsville, QLD from innamincka, SA. It is not the Birdsville trackTime
Pretty late in the day as you can tell by the shadowsLighting
All natural, 1% humidity very little bulldust Australian desert sunEquipment
A Pentagon six and a Trusty Carl Zeiss Flektogon 65mm Fuji Provia. A Cup of cold tea to steady my hands after driving a leaf sprung Toyota without power steering all dayInspiration
I thought the lone road, of which there was a lot more to do looked just perfect like that. Something tells me I want to remember that day later...Editing
All slide film went into the E6 process. Scanned it later on a little drum scanner.In my camera bag
These days I had a Nikon f2a and a Pentagon 6 and a Toyo field. The toyo field was reserved for really special things. Today, I have a d4 and mostly manual lenses between 12 and 500mm., Of which I use most the 12 or 18mm mf, the 24-70 and a Sigma macro 180mm lens.Feedback
If you go on a long trip, drive and watch. Don't play with gimmicks but listen to you engine and watch. Then stop, listen to the land and choose the frame. That's all, I still do it 30 years later in Costa Rica.
