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Moonrise at Sunset

Moonrise at Sunset

One of my first shots of Uluru. Taken at sunset, somehow I was in the perfect spot to capture the moonrise over the center of Uluru, while the last rays of sun ...
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One of my first shots of Uluru. Taken at sunset, somehow I was in the perfect spot to capture the moonrise over the center of Uluru, while the last rays of sun lit the rock in red.
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Northern Territory, AU

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Dec, 2019

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