The Remarkable Changing Colours of Uluru

By on in Cool Photos, Featured3 Comments ]

The largest rock in the world, Uluru is one of the great landmarks of Australia and a photographer’s dream. The amazing thing is how the colours of the rock change depending on weather conditions and the different moods that can be evoked by a good photographer. Enjoy this collection of great photos of Uluru.

We did not climb Uluruphoto © 2008 Nathan Siemers | more info(via: Wylio)


Uluru glowingphoto © 2005 Peter Nijenhuis | more info(via: Wylio)

Ayers Rock/Uluru Sunset, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory, Australiaphoto © 2007 digitalreflections | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru/Ayers Rockphoto © 2009 dincsi | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluruphoto © 2009 Sjoerd van Oosten | more info(via: Wylio)

Ayers Rock/Uluru Sunset, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory, Australiaphoto © 2007 digitalreflections | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru Sunsetphoto © 1995 ernieski | more info(via: Wylio)

The stunning red of Uluru at sunsetphoto © 2008 dirk huijssoon | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru Landscapephoto © 2008 Rob Jamieson | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru at sunsetphoto © 2005 Peter Nijenhuis | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru at Sunrisephoto © 2010 Joyce van Dijk | more info(via: Wylio)

Majestic Uluruphoto © 2009 Lawrence Murray | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru #01photo © 2007 Justin Goring | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru edgephoto © 2007 seamus | more info(via: Wylio)

Early Morning Uluruphoto © 2003 F Delventhal | more info(via: Wylio)

Classic Uluru, Australiaphoto © 1990 GothPhil | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluruphoto © 2008 mertala | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru tourphoto © 2008 Evamaria | more info(via: Wylio)

uluru sunset #7photo © 2010 greg | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluruphoto © 2004 Becky EnVérité | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru Sunsetphoto © 2006 Christophe Laurent | more info(via: Wylio)

uluruphoto © 2005 charles.bukowsky | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluruphoto © 2007 crookrw | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluruphoto © 2008 mertala | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru Sunset Viewingphoto © 2008 Michael Stephens | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluruphoto © 2008 Paul Benjamin | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru National Park, Northern Territory, Australiaphoto © 2008 Tre Lan | more info(via: Wylio)

Uluru sunrisephoto © 2009 Dianlin Huang | more info(via: Wylio)

Brown Uluruphoto © 2010 Aldo van Zeeland | more info(via: Wylio)

If you enjoyed this post, please consider leaving a comment or subscribing to the RSS feed to have future articles delivered to your feed reader.

3 Comments

  • Vote +1Amber:

    It’s worth noting that there are some severe restrictions on photography for cultural reasons (that’s why so many photos are from the same angle).

    November 8, 2010 at 6:51 pmReply

  • Vote +1Arek:

    Yes Amber is right, some sides of the rock are fenced off and photography is strictly prohibited, besides the rock is huge it takes couple of hours to walk around it and if you want to fit it in the frame you need to be quite far away and there are only few good vantage spots.

    I’ve seen it few years ago and in the three days there I saw it at sunrise (orange), sunset (red), midday (brick), rain (shiny silver) and at night (black). Too bad I wasn’t that much into photography back then :(

    November 8, 2010 at 7:55 pmReply

  • Vote +1Prevail » Blog Archive » uluru photo:

    [...] Light Stalking В» The Remarkable Changing Colours of Uluru Nov 8, 2010 … Enjoy this collection of great photos of Uluru. … 13 Examples of Concert Photography that Rock … [...]

    June 11, 2011 at 12:41 amReply

Leave a Comment

Please fill in the fields below to leave a comment.

 

You can add images to your comment. NOTE: Right Click on Image. Select "Copy Image Location". Paste into popup by clicking here.

Recent Members

More in Cool Photos, Featured (145 of 284 articles)


While the Himalayas are a Mecca for mountain climbers, many photographers also flock there every year in search of the ...