Travel blog | The Red Way
Uluru is a sacred place to the Anangu people, its traditional custodians, who have lived on and cared for this land for more than 30,000 years and continue to do so today, alongside Kata Tjuta and the wider national park.
Stillness, silence and respect. Uluru–Kata Tjuta has long been a place to pause and observe, where colour and light work together to create wonders through the day, from sunrise to sunset. A few hours away, Kings Canyon (Watarrka) offers its own scale and drama, ancient sandstone walls and a landscape carved by time. In this personal work, you'll see different faces of these places: the rock, the domes, the canyon walls, and how their mood and colour shift with the changing light of the day.
