Channel Country Materials:Fine Art Print Framed - Black Timber often dry but occasionally bursting

often dry but occasionally bursting to life after heavy rains in distant catchments

a place deeply rooted in the lifeways and law of the Ngarinjin people

and dying red gums have become all too common — stark signs of a river being drained of its future

a stronghold for a species increasingly under threat elsewhere

A Qantas Dash 8 passes over a salt mine

Channel Country Materials:Fine Art Print Framed - Black Timber often dry but occasionally burstingChannel Country, Queensland 1560 Limited Edition 10 Silver Award Epson International Pano Awards 2020 In the parched heart of Queenslands Channel Country, Cooper Creek weaves a watery tapestry across an ancient, sunburnt landscape. Unlike the linear clarity of most rivers, Cooper Creek defies simplicityspreading out into a vast labyrinth of anastomosing channels, where water splits and rejoins in endless variations, writing and rewriting its path