Camel Train | Cable Beach, Broome, Western Australia Size:50x70cm The beach that runs north

The beach that runs north and south of the town is a hard-packed sand track where 4WDs drive between the dune scrub and the surf line

kelp farms and oyster beds that are invisible from the shore but fully legible from altitude

their spacing determined by water flow and farm management rather than any geometric plan

the canopy closes into a solid mass of green with almost no breaks

formed by volcanic activity 55 million years ago and since then continuously shaped by Atlantic swell - the rock fractured into columns and crevices

Camel Train | Cable Beach, Broome, Western Australia Size:50x70cm The beach that runs north[short_description] Two camel trains moving in formation along Cable Beach, Broome seen from directly above in late afternoon light. Long shadows stretch across the tidal sand toward the Indian Ocean. From altitude, the geometry is perfect. Open edition Aerial fine art by Tobias Hgg 210g natural white art paper, matte finish [ short_description] [product_description] Cable Beach in Broome, Western Australia is one of the longest and most isolated