Uluru In The Outback Baseball T-Shirts

A shot of Uluru in the desert landscape of Outback Australia. It was a challenge to make this shot as I was riding a camel at the time. We just stopped for a moment and then I took my opportunity. Photographed in Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park. Nikon Z7 24-70mm lens @ 70mm.

Ruins' in the Flinders Rangers, Outback South Australia

Bilby's in the Outback by Sara Herman Concept art for a game

Detailed closeup portrait of Sturt's Desert Pea, Swainsona formosa. Outback South Australia. A hardy dry land plant with enormous black and red pea flowers. In good seasons the plants will grow to be 5 metres or more in diameter. The flower is the floral emblem of South Australia. The plant is especially hard to grow in domestic situations and only flowers in the wild when conditions are absolutely perfect. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Plants at Risk, and Other Groups.) .

Cattle grazing in the Australian Outback

Cattle out in the paddock in the Australian Outback

A couple kangaroos in the Australian outback.

A ruined building in the desert landscape of outback Australia

A wind driven water pump in the desert landscape of the Flinders Ranges, South Australia

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A wind driven water pump in the desert landscape of the Flinders Ranges, South Australia

A ruined building in the desert landscape of outback Australia

A mob of emus in the Australian Outback

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Australian Emes make an appearance in the hot outback painted in alcohol inks

Sunrise at Uluru, Ayers Rock, Australia. Tourists wait for the magic moment. The rock is huge, jutting up about 350m from its barren surrounds. And more interestingly, Ayers Rock extends even further than this amount below ground. Although there are other, similar entities to Ayers Rock – most notably the nearby Olgas and Mount Augustus in Western Australia – it is the only singular monolith with its composition. A World Heritage site, Ayers Rock also goes by the Aboriginal name of Uluru. Aboriginal tribes were living in the area 10,000 years ago. White men did not come onto the scene until the 1870s, when William Gosse named it for Henry Ayers, the then-South Australia Chief Secretary. Ayers Rock is sometimes incorrectly written as...

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