Grenville Turner

Uluru, Evening Light, Northern Territory

Reference No: 252.948-6

Limited Edition: 2,500 only

The sun’s last tentacles of light illuminate the largest monolith on the Australian landscape.

Geologists have traced the origins of Uluru, also known as Ayre’s Rock, back 600 million years to a time when the region was covered by a vast inland sea.

Uluru stands 348 metres higher than the surrounding plain and is nine kilometres in circumference.