Tidal Mirage | Broome, Western Australia Size:50x70cm no sense of how high

no sense of how high or how deep - leaving only the texture and colour of the treetops as a flat

bamboo fishing poles and kelp farms that reveal themselves only at low tide

a wave strikes a wavebreaker of precisely placed stones - the symmetry of the human structure meeting the total asymmetry of the impact

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Tidal Mirage | Broome, Western Australia Size:50x70cm no sense of how high[short_description] The tide pulls back and leaves behind a painting. Golden light across rippled sand, the sea's own geometry laid bare for a single suspended moment above the Australian shoreline. Open edition Aerial fine art by Tobias Hgg 210g natural white art paper, matte finish [ short_description][product_description] Seen from altitude, the tidal flats of Australia become something close to abstract a landscape organised by water rather than