Australian deserted
144 creative works found
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Sand swept boundary fence at Mundowdna Stn. Near Marree Sth. Aust. / Forlorn isolation, drought and hopelessness, while at the same time burgeoning great beauty in its persistence and perseverence. / Soft pastels.
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South Australia’s floral emblem. Taken in Port Augusta / / The Sturt Desert Pea flower is quite large, being around 9cm in length.
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100% of proceeds received from Redbubble in respect to sales of this item, will be donated to Bush Heritage Australia The Breakaways near Coober Pedy, South Australia.
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100% of proceeds received from Redbubble in respect to sales of this item, will be donated to Bush Heritage Australia The Breakaways, South Australia.
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Featured in Behind The Mask. / Featured in Digital Artists United. The background is made from photos I took flying (as the pilot) over the ocean north of Papua New Guinea and the “Channel Country” in the Australian Outback. Overlaid is a photo of a model I shot with one side light. Below is a photo of this work printed at 92 cm x 122 cm (36” x 48”) on foamcore and hanging in our lounge. Not sure if the colours below were super-saturated by the sunrise reflecting on that wall or what?! The proceeds of all sales go to World Vision, an organisation dedicated to looking after children in Third World countries. .... EXCEPT, while it still runs through Phoenix Appeal, these proceeds will go to the RED CROSS VICTORIAN BUSHFIRE APPEAL. Check out my web site for twisted IRONy metal sculpture.
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Australia, the great outdoors. Combining / the beauty of rippling wind blown sand dunes, / blue sky and old gum trees. / . / More Australian landscapes and scenics here / . / Want to see more of Australia? / Visit my online photo galleries here
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“The day had been extremely hot as we ventured across our last leg of the desert. The camels had been well behaved for the most part. Besides the strong camel odour it had been a pleasant adventure. It was nearing the end of our last day as the wind picked up considerably. The distant horizon started to disappear with a threatening sandstorm approaching us from the west. We had to find shelter quickly or suffer the consequences”. Macro photograph taken from a rock. Late afternoon light with aperture priority setting!! Textures and patterns in rocks are one of my main passions!!
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In NSW, the Beaded Gecko Diplodactylus damaeus is found across the western plains generally in mallee, or spinifex sandhill habitats. This individual was observed in the spinifex sandhills west of Lake Mungo, in south-western NSW. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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The Common Spadefoot Toad is found throughout the drier regions of western Victoria, New South Wales, southern Queensland, and pockets of South Australia in Australia. It is a burrowing frog and remains buried for much of its life, only becoming active after rains. This photo was taken after heavy rains about 60kms north of Cobar, where we were then subsequently stranded for two days! But, then the burrowing frogs started to ‘pop’ out of the ground, so it was very exciting! Click on ‘View Larger’ for better viewing. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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ORIGINAL – SOLD OIL ON CANVAS 120×90 cm / STURT DESERT PEA FLORAL EMBLEM of SOUTH AUSTRALIA These spectacular plants grow in the most unlikely conditions where drought wind and poor soils are in South Australia they call it home. They dance above there ground hugging leaves in the breeze or howling gale above its slender stalk in vibrant contrast to the surrounding vegetation. Simply Stunning
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A self at sunset far away from anywhere.
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The stunning Sturt’s Desert Pea flowering in Melbourne – in a large container. It had just finished raining so you can see drops on flower. / Nikon D80 105mm macro lens
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Macro photograph taken from an Australian Gum tree!
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Another paiinted version of Ayres Rock. This is a 29cm x 37cm ( 11” x14.5”) on canvas paper framed acrylic painting of Uluru Rock which is located in the middle of Australia. Uluru is the official aboriginal name for Ayres Rock which refers to both the rock itself and the waterhole on top of the rock. 400,000 to half a million people visit Uluru a year. Standing proud with its sunburnt face / strong and magnificent, it owns this place / Uluru the ruler of the land / guarding the desert with its burnt red sand FEATURED IN / THE GREAT OUTDOORS GROUP
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This Eastern Bearded Dragon Pogona barbata was found sitting on top of an old fence post near Maitland in the Hunter region of NSW, AU. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey, a specialist ecological consultancy that undertakes surveys, research and education programs across Australia.
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After being found in an ironbark woodland, this Dubious Gehyra Gehyra dubia layed back peacefully after a bit of a tummy rub to reveal a couple of eggs within her and allows some photos. This shot was taken east of Gunnedah, NSW, AU.
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design in clay based eco painted by volvox
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these small works on card are for friends going back overseas to live, to remind them of us here in oz. they were made small and light to fit easily into baggage, using typical Australian colours-the blue of the summer sky, to yellows of the sand and the oranges of the outback desert. (though I doubt they remind anyone of us of the outback-we never see that colour earth in the city!) more, it’s about the pace of life and vibrancy of living.
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Australia’s Desert meets the Southern Ocean on the York Peninsula, South Australia AS IS
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Taken on the way home from a visit to the ‘snow’ in January- hot, incredibly dry with the promise of a cool change. So very, very desired.
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Perry Sandhills, Wentworth, New South Wales, Australia. Located in outback New South Wales, the sandhills originated after an ice age 40,000 years ago and have been formed by wind erosion over thousands of years.
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These small birds live in the desert areas of Australia and breed up after rain.
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A classic Australian scene, depicting a deserted and decaying old wood and tinned roof shack, with the harsh but beautiful Australian bush as a backdrop. The third image in this series. This wonderful old shack is just outside of Melbourne, in the Kangaroo Grounds/Christmas Hills area. I’ve put directions on my Flickr stream if anyone is interested in checking the place out. You can find them here. To view these images extra large on black, please see my website Copyright © 1989 – 2009 Tracy Edgar Fine Art Fotografie – ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Any unauthorised use of these images is strictly prohibited.
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