Patchwork - Aerial artwork, Shark Bay Western Australia New York City These 'imported' sand grains are

These 'imported' sand grains are orange / red in colour from a coating of iron oxide and they are mostly beneath the surface of most of the region

all around were nesting Gentoo penguins going about their business for another day’s work in Antarctica

frozen in a moment of sheer perfection

immediately after capturing the salmon they flick their head around to break the spine of the fish

A lucky surfer has complete freedom with this monster wave all to himself at Snapper Rocks on the Gold Coast

Patchwork - Aerial artwork, Shark Bay Western Australia New York City These 'imported' sand grains areLIMITED EDITION These salt crystallising ponds are located within the Unesco World Heritage Site of Shark Bay in a curious place called Useless Loop. But far from being useless, some 74 square km of ponds cultivate the salt we eat in our food as well as creating some of the most incredible artistic patterns you will ever see from the air. The different colours are formed by microorganisms, with the algae changing colour as the level of salinity