Photographed at Standley Chasm in Central Australia, this image was made looking upward through pale gum branches toward open sky, with the chasm’s red rock walls catching the afternoon light.
Standley Chasm is a place shaped slowly by water, heat, and time. The tree rises where it can, leaning and twisting to find light above the rock, holding its ground in a narrow, ancient space.
Printed in Australia on heavyweight cotton paper, each print is made to order and finished with care. The square format suits the vertical reach of the tree and the sense of balance within the frame.
This is an open edition photographic print.
Print only. Frame shown for context.
Photographed at Standley Chasm in Central Australia, this image was made looking upward through pale gum branches toward open sky, with the chasm’s red rock walls catching the afternoon light.
Standley Chasm is a place shaped slowly by water, heat, and time. The tree rises where it can, leaning and twisting to find light above the rock, holding its ground in a narrow, ancient space.
Printed in Australia on heavyweight cotton paper, each print is made to order and finished with care. The square format suits the vertical reach of the tree and the sense of balance within the frame.
This is an open edition photographic print.
Print only. Frame shown for context.
Packaging
Rolled and shipped in a protective tube
Size
60 × 60 cm (square)
Paper
Heavyweight fine art paper
Matte finish
Print type
Open edition photographic print
Printed to order in Australia
Finish
Unframed
Frame shown for context only
