As we soared nearly 2,000 metres above the vast saltwater plains of Shark Bay, an extraordinary sight suddenly caught my eye.
Far below, nature seemed to be telling a story of its own.
Etched into the landscape was the unmistakable shape of a human face, beautifully formed by winding sandbanks revealed during the low tide. From the air, it looked as though a giant had gently pressed a portrait into the earth, hidden from view and waiting to be discovered.
Paper: Ilford Pearl
Delivery and Collection: Delivery is not included in the purchase price. Photographs displayed in the exhibition may be collected from Moores Building Art Space, Fremantle, between 3pm and 5pm on Sunday, 29 November 2026. Additional copies will be arranged separately with the photographer, including collection or delivery options. We will contact purchasers after their purchase to confirm arrangements. Alternatively, contact us below for more information.
As we soared nearly 2,000 metres above the vast saltwater plains of Shark Bay, an extraordinary sight suddenly caught my eye.
Far below, nature seemed to be telling a story of its own.
Etched into the landscape was the unmistakable shape of a human face, beautifully formed by winding sandbanks revealed during the low tide. From the air, it looked as though a giant had gently pressed a portrait into the earth, hidden from view and waiting to be discovered.
Paper: Ilford Pearl
Delivery and Collection: Delivery is not included in the purchase price. Photographs displayed in the exhibition may be collected from Moores Building Art Space, Fremantle, between 3pm and 5pm on Sunday, 29 November 2026. Additional copies will be arranged separately with the photographer, including collection or delivery options. We will contact purchasers after their purchase to confirm arrangements. Alternatively, contact us below for more information.
