the desert visible below through gaps in the weather like a landscape seen through torn fabric
[/short_description] [product_description] The salt lakes of the Western Australian Wheatbelt are among the most visually extraordinary landscapes on earth — and almost nobody has seen them from above
The image works as architectural abstraction - the palette is limited to grey tarmac
and when wet it picks up the colour of the sky and the sun simultaneously
the warm rose of the wet sand and the pale turquoise of the water bleeding into each other at the edges with no hard boundary between them
Rainbow Hills | Hanksville, Utah Size:30x40cm the desert visible below through[short_description] From directly above Hanksville, the desert hillsides reveal something the ground never shows distinct bands of red, ochre, green and purple running through the same formation, each colour a different mineral deposit laid down in a different geological era. Open edition Aerial fine art by Tobias Hgg 210g natural white art paper, matte finish [ short_description] [product_description] The terrain around Hanksville sits on the edge of