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Where the red earth meets the blue sky rests my old tin shack.

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My depiction of an Aussie Outback landscape with Gum trees.

WAGGA WAGGA - Outback NSW Australia Wheat Fields.

Showing off the magnificent contrasting colours of the Australian Outback.

inspired by my travels in outback australia - dot art - landscape art in pointillism

Ghost Gum at The Devils Marbles, Northern Teritory

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Here's a stunning Australia mandala, featuring the colours, flora, fauna, landscapes of our beautiful wide country. Artwork by Soozie Wray.

This panorama is a compilation of 5 photos. Kirk River after the Rain, it runs into Burdekin River.

The Echidna, a Gum Tree and all the cockatoos was drawn, painted with watercolors and then digitally combined to create one image. My husband and I got married in a national park and every time we walk to the exact spot where we got married from the car park, we come across the cutest Echidna.

FRANCOIS PERON - National Park, Western Australia sunrise.

WILPENA POUND - South Australia Flinders Ranges, foggy morning light.

FLINDERS RANGES - South Australia Wilpena Pound, foggy morning light.

This watercolour painting has been inspired by lots of photos i have seen of Ellery Creek, and is arranged in my minds eye of the location. The original size is A4 and is for sale.

The Billabong by Sara Herman Created in Photoshop.

Flinders Ranges - Cazneaux Tree Sunrise

The Cazneaux Tree in infrared - named after Harold Cazneaux's 1937 photograph he named 'The Spirit of Endurance' near Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia. He was also founder of the Sydney Camera Circle to promote pictorial Australia.

The trees watch the sun set in the winter outback