Uluru in the distance

This was a viewing platform to see Kata Tjuta but looking in the opposite direction you can see Uluru.

Thanks so much for all the lovely comments on yesterday's wildflowers at Kata Tjuta

[Sam]

Uluru looks so tiny but it is SO big in real life!

[Lee-Ann]

Great shot.

[Andy]

Nice pic and flowers

[Wylie]

Beautiful! I've been to that platform-a few years ago now!

[Babs]

Fabulous composition. Love the red earth. Uluru looks so small far off in the distance.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful scenery. Some very strange names.

[Islandgirl]

Great composition and lovely landscape Sheralee!

[Taffy]

WOW -- this is great! It really shows how 'middle of nowhere' the huge rock formation sits. And what a gorgeous desert!

[Denise Wood]

Terrific scene :)

[Peter]

Wonderful image beautifully captured Sheralee love how you have managed to get this landscape full of colourful flowers:)

[Laura]

Thought it was Uluru. Looks great.

[Sharon]

Pretty landscape shot!

[sally agnew]

Love the vastness :)

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Just look at all the lovely blooms! They add so much to this expansive shot.

[Poppo Livy]

Certainly a different POV of Uluru Sheralee

[Sheralee S]

@sangwann The names are the traditional aboriginal names. We always knew Uluru as Ayers Rock and Kata Tjuta as The Olgas when we were kids.

[Sandy]

Beautiful composition and colors, and it's amazing how far into the distance my eye can see. Uluru does look very tiny on the horizon.

[Call me Joe]

Incredible scenery!

[Yao RL]

The colour of the soil is amazing.

[Nicole Campbell]

I am surprised to see such colour, I really thought it would be red dust and only a few trees

[Margo]

Wonderful capture

[Joanna kate]

Ulurulooks impressive even at that distance. Some nice colour in the foreground, fav

[Suse♡]

What a scenary, it goes on and on forever

[Francoise]

very exotic

[Jane Morley]

Love this.