Ayers Rock |
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A magical, sacred place, Ayers
Rock, also known by its Aboriginal name 'Uluru', is the world's largest
monolith. Considered one of the great wonders of the world, it is located in
the Kata Tjuta National Park, central Australia.
Depending on the time of day and the atmospheric conditions the rock can dramatically change color, anything from blue to glowing red! The Aborigines believe that there it is hollow below ground, and that there is an energy source which they call 'Tjukurpa' the 'dream time'. Anangu know that the area around Ayers Rock (Mount Uluru) is inhabited by dozens of ancestral beings whose activities are recorded at many separate sites. At each site, the events that took place can be recounted, whether those events were of significance or whether the ancestral being just rested at a certain place before going on. This photograph was taken at sunset in April 2001 and is available on canvas in Big!Picture format. |
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