Salt XVI | Useless Loop, Western Australia Size:80x120cm the fog reducing the background

the fog reducing the background to a uniform pale grey that throws the dark rock into sharp relief

drifting low over the rooftops on the kind of still autumn evening when the city is at its most itself

blue-grey forest

[/short_description] [product_description] Reynisfjara on Iceland's south coast is one of the most dramatic beaches on earth - a stretch of black basalt sand formed from volcanic material ground fine by millennia of Atlantic surf

Salt XVI | Useless Loop, Western Australia Size:80x120cm the fog reducing the background[short_description] From a Cessna above Useless Loop, Western Australia, the salt evaporation ponds of Shark Bay resolve into something closer to a colour field painting than a landscape hard geometric edges, mineral gradients, no horizon. Open edition Aerial fine art by Tobias Hgg 210g natural white art paper, matte finish [ short_description] [product_description] Useless Loop sits on the western edge of Shark Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage coastline