Watching the sunset light saturating #Ayersrock

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Watching the sunset light saturating #Ayersrock
Looking up at the night sky in Uluru
When that alarm sounds off when itâs still dark in the morning, you start to doubt your decision on waking up for sunrise. Â Then you get there and the view is this special, you realise it was all worth while.
Sometimes you have to break the rules to capture the perfect moment.
The view from Mrs. Macquarieâs chair, unfortunately the Vivid show is on the other side
Vivid lighting up The Opera House bright red
The creativity for Vivid is pretty astounding.
Looking from Luna Park. Vivid is lighting up the sky
The view you get of Sydney from the Harbour Bridge is absolutely breath taking
The signs in the laneways of Melbourne are so unique and classy.
One of many Laneways and Arcades in Melbourne. Â This was my first time to Melbourne and it wonât be my last. Â Loved this city
Itâs truly amazing how light changes the look, colour and feel of things. Â On an overcast dat the 12 Apostles has a very moody feel to them
If you look east instead of west when youâre at the 12 Apostles location, youâll see these great formations
The Grotto on the Great Ocean Road. Â I had to jump the barrier and hop across some water to get this view. Â The soaker I got was worth it.
If you drive a little further, about 30 mins from the 12 Apostles, you find this little gem. Â London Bridge, now called London Arch because the section that was connected to the main land collapsed. Â I loved this formation the most because I love the look of it and because I was the only one there.
The Great Ocean Road has so many spectacular views, the lookout for the 12 Apostles is by far the most popular
Looking over the hill watching the road wind off into the sunset