I struggled to expose the foreground without blowing out the sky and think I could have done a little better capturing the moment when I was the only one not still tucked up in a warm tent.
1.3 secs. F22 ISO 100 @ 28mm
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A 'Darling' sunrise
The Darling River, about 50k north of Wilcannia. We camped overnight at a camp area called the Horse and Carriage, said to be a mail & goods transit stopover along the Darling track between Bourke & Wilcannia in the 1800's. A very remote but beautiful and peaceful spot to camp.
I struggled to expose the foreground without blowing out the sky and think I could have done a little better capturing the moment when I was the only one not still tucked up in a warm tent. 1.3 secs. F22 ISO 100 @ 28mm
Re: A 'Darling' sunrise
Cracker of a reflection and the sky colours are great. Can you do anything with the trees as the dark areas are a little too dark and uninteresting for such a vibrant sky.
Re: A 'Darling' sunrise
No Ian. I'm afraid it was underexposed too much and a poor decision not to bracket for layering. I could kick myself. The shot below is in the opposite direction 5 mins later with a 22 sec exposure. 
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