Gulf of Carpentaria, North Queensland Materials:Canvas - Stretched with Float Frame Cooper’s waters are claimed by

Cooper’s waters are claimed by the thirsty earth

For aerial photographers

The Joseph Bonaparte Gulf Marine Park is shaped by huge tides (up to seven metres)

Then there are the stromatolites—living fossils in shallow hypersaline bays—formed by ancient colonies of algae that trap and bind sediment

Gulf of Carpentaria, North Queensland Materials:Canvas - Stretched with Float Frame Cooper’s waters are claimed byAlbert River, Gulf of Carpentaria, Queensland 5773 The southeastern shores of the Gulf of Carpentaria in Queensland are home to one of Australias most striking natural phenomena the expansive salt pans that emerge like abstract artworks across the landscape. These salt flats are not just barren stretches of white; they are the result of a dynamic interplay between water, wind, and time. In the summer months (November to April), the region transforms