Karijini – Oxer Lookout
Karijini National Park in Western Australia is a amazing location. I am finally getting to process my images. So, back at the end of April, I was at Karijini National Park with a bunch of other photographers. It was a great time and the park is a photographer’s dream Great open landscapes, tight colourful gorges, great company, what more can you ask for. The workshop was organised by Christian Fletcher. I had met him briefly in the past and had been following his blog. He is a great photographer and I certainly learned heaps while at the workshop.
On our first day in the park, we made our way to Oxer Lookout. The colours in the Pilbara region of Western Australia are fantastic. We have these deep reds, blue skies, yellow spinifex. This made for a great start to the workshop. Christian helped work this image in Photoshop. With my new found techniques, I hope to really improve my post-processing skills.
Posted on 26 May 2010, in Landscape, photography, Travel and tagged karijini, Travel, western australia. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
Hello André,
It is a pleassure to visiting your page again an I am looking forward for the WA images.
Cheers
Arthur
Hi Arthur, just processing some more from Karijini, so hope to have more in the next few days. Cheers,
André
hi andre, just came across your blog from christians, you have some great images! well done on the exhibition too
Thanks Matthew. It’s been a lot of work for the exhibition, will have 60 prints all up but extremely rewarding.