Camels

Another photo taken at Birubi a few days ago.

I can't go to Birubi without taking a photo of the camels can I.

I didn't stay long because it was very windy and the sand was whipping up in my eyes.

Wouldn't fancy being on a camel this day but lots of people were lined up waiting for a ride.

[Dorothy]

Great photo in hazardous conditions!

[Kathy A]

Not quite the Sahara but brings back memories nevertheless

[Taffy]

THat is such an unusual sight and a wonderful composition.

[eDorre]

Wonderful view. Love the camels

[gloria jones]

Terrific image.

[Lois]

Fantastic capture!

[Diana]

I love your Birubi and camel shots Babs, wish I could go there and see them! I know what you mean about blowing sand, it sure hurts too.

[Yao RL]

looks like a desert.

[Issi Bannerman]

Wonderful capture!

[Casablanca]

It always looks so exotic and Arabian

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Rob Z]

Gosh Babs - they could be in a desert somewhere. What a ripper image.

[Dianne]

Fantastic!

[Susan Wakely]

It looks so remote.

[Dione Giorgio]

Amazing sight! Looks like they are somewhere in the desert. But I don't know if there are any deserts with white sand. Seems that taking camel rides is a very popular sport for visitors.

[Wylie]

It looks so exotic!

[Mags]

Wonderful capture! Looks like a movie set. =)

[Cliff McFarlane]

Looks isolated. I tried to ride a camel once - very uncomfortable. Or, maybe, I had not got the technique.

[Brian]

Wow! Love this

[Kerry McCarthy]

Cool scene!

[Christine Sztukowski]

Awesome scene, like living a dream

[KV]

Nicely composed.

[Ingrid]

Camels are always a good photo opportunity!

[Peter]

Lovely perspective and capture Babs:)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Excellent capture.

[Beryl Lloyd]

So wonderful, my favourite scene from down under !!!!

[Jacqueline]

Beautiful capture!

[Kathy]

Very desert looking with the high dunes in the distance.

[Kate]

Nice composition

[Sue Cooper]

A brilliant shot. Fav.

[Pat Knowles]

I’m always fascinated by these camels in Australia. Love their long crocodile as they progress across the sand!

[Carole Sandford]

Brilliant shot!

[Suzanne]

Wonderful pov and composition

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Shutterbug]

That is a long train of camels. I would care for the wind either.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Of course you can't- and I can't look at your pictures of them without giving them a fav!

[Susan Klassen]

Fabulous capture!

[Tunia McClure]

so much sand

[*lynn]

another world! What a great experience!

[Jerzy]

Excellent

[haskar]

A wonderful capture.

[Valerie Chesney]

Superb in B&W ......

[Babs]

@ludwigsdiana The sand really did sting.

@sangwann Yes the sand is very white here.

@clifford I've had a ride on the camels here at Birubi a couple of times with my grandkids. Definitely an experience.



@illinilass @kjarn @taffy @edorreandresen @seattlite @loweygrace @yaorenliu @jamibann @casablanca @joansmor @robz @dide @wakelys @sangwann @pusspup @marlboromaam @clifford @briaan @mccarth1 @365projectorgchristine @kvphoto @ingrid01 @pcoulson @mittens @beryl @jacqbb @randystreat @k9photo @susiemc @happypat @carole_sandford @ankers70 @elisasaeter @shutterbug49 @olivetreeann @dailypix @tunia @lynnz @jerzyfotos @haskar @happysnaps Thanks, sorry for the late reply but we have been out all day today at the theatre this afternoon and then out for dinner tonight.

The sand dunes in this scene are 22 km long and stretch from here at Birubi (Anna Bay) to Stockton (Newcastle)

[Jeremy Cross]

Great shot

[Vesna]

I love this