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Salt lake at sunrise in Bruce Rock

Road tripStock photography
Apr 11
Written by Nic Duncan
Dawn over the salt lake on a wheatbelt farm
Sunrise and a salt lake on a Bruce Rock broad acre farm in WA's wheatbelt
A dead tree silhouetted against the sunrise and salt lake in the Wheatbelt, WA
Labradoodle and a salt lake
Patterns and textures on the salt lake - after a recent downpour the water evaporates and the salt returns
Patterns and textures on a salt lake in the Wheatbelt of regional Western Australia
Salt lake and salmon gums glowing at sunrise
Salt lake and salmon gums glowing as the sun rises over the wheatbelt farm
Salmon gums and salt lake at sunrise in Bruce Rock
Textures of the salt on a lake with salmon gums behind at sunrise
Salt lake and salmon gums in Bruce Rock in Western Australia
Dead tree beside a salt lake with salmon gums in the distance at sunrise
Wheat and salmon gums at sunrise
Camping by the shearing shed amongst the salmon gums at Bruce Rock in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia at sunrise
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AWARD WINNING WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER: STORYTELLING THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY

I acknowledge the diverse Traditional Custodians of the land across Western Australia where I live and work, and recognise their continuous and deep connection to Country. I pay my respects to Elders past and present.

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