G Series - click image for enlargement
Dimensions : 56 x 71 cm’s
Price : Fully framed and signed by the artist.
$ 425.00

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Code :G 3

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As the last of the days sunlight fades, the moon climbs
into a winters night, high above the Simpson Desert .

Code :G 4

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A patch of yellow topped daisies grow along the
fence line of an abandoned stockyard. One of
many to be found on Old Andado Station,
on the edge of the Simpson desert .

Code :G 5

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A Central Australian sunset struggles to
break through a dark and stormy sky south of
Tennant Creek. When it finally does, a stand
of young gums are briefly draped in the eerie and
surreal sunlight . One of Barry’s most memorable
images and a true moment in time.

Code :G 6

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Rising 600 metres from the shadows of a
sandy plain , the world heritage listed domes
of Kata Tjuta ( the Olgas ) reflect the last
seconds of another brilliant Northern
Territory sunset.

Code :G 7

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Rising 600 metres above the sandy Gibson desert
and photographed through a pair of stately desert
oak’s, Uluru ( Ayers Rock ) glows a vivid red in the
the light of the setting sun.

Code :G 8

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The majestic sandstone bluff of Rainbow Valley
forms an impressive backdrop to a vast flooded
and tranquil claypan. Photographed during mid
afternoon.

Code :G 9

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The majestic sandstone bluff of Rainbow Valley
forms an impressive backdrop to a vast flooded
and tranquil claypan. Photographed at sunset.

Code :G 10

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Situated on the oldest water course in the southern hemisphere,
the Finke river , Snake Hole is a permanent water hole that
features a wealth of birdlife and a 30 foot sandune creeping
down to the waters edge.

Code :G 11

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On the evening of the 12 th of December 1992 , photographer,
Barry Skipsey climbed to the top of Anzac Hill to shoot a wild
electrical storm as it approached Alice Springs from the south.
With black & white film in his camera, little did Barry know he
would come away this amazing ( never likely to be repeated )
image of Heavitree Gap being struck by a powerful bolt
of lightening.

Code :G 12

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Taken from Anzac Hill and looking west, an intense
electrical storm peppers the top of Mount Gillen as the
accompanying thunder rolls along the MacDonnell
Ranges. An awesome site and a truly memorable
sound.

Code :G 13

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In concert with Haast Bluff, 300 kilometres West of
Alice Springs , a lone ghost gum stands proud as it greets
another breath taking Red Centre sunrise.

Code :G 14

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Nestled amongst the ancient MacDonnell Ranges with
the majestic Todd River weaving through it’s heart, Alice
Springs now boasts a population of close to 30,000.
‘ The Alice ’, as it is often referred to , is the true hub of
the Red Centre. This image was taken in May of 2006.

Code :G 15

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50 metres high above the surrounding sandy plain,
Chambers Pillar was named in 1860 by the explorer ,
John Mc Douall Stuart. Bathed in the light of a rich
Central Australian sunrise, like a light house , the
pillar glows as a lonely beacon standing guard over
an inland sea of sand.

Code :G 16

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Built in 1922, on the edge of the Simpson desert ,
Old Andado Station is the private, heritage listed
home of the National Pioneer Women’s Hall of
Fame founder, Molly Clark.

Code :G 17

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In concert with Mount Gillen , on the Western boundary
of Alice Springs , a ghost gum standing on a ridge and
shrouded in a golden light, heralds another morning in
Central Australia .

Code :G 18

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Like a Silent Sentinel, an ancient Ghost gum, glowing in the setting
sun, watches over the entrance to the magnificent Western
MacDonnell Ranges .

 

Code :G 19

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Rising from a carpet of pink daisy, the lonely beacon known
as Chambers Pillar, stands guard over an inland sea of sand.

Code :G 20

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Carved by an ancient water course more than
300 million years ago, Simpsons Gap is the first
of many such gaps and gorges to be encountered
as you travel along the MacDonnell Ranges,west
of Alice Springs .

Code :G 21

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Towering shadowy sillouttes of the ancient Red Cabbage
Palm, stand in stark contrast to the equally ancient and fiery
rock walls that surround them. Photographed at Palm Valley ,
west of Alice Springs in the Finke Gorge National Park .

 

Code :G 22

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On a glorious summer day, looking east over the dry and ancient
Finke River , a golden patchwork of river gums, ironwood, spinifex
and native grass, lead you to the undulating and breathtaking
Western MacDonnell Ranges .

Code :G 23

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In the mornings dusky and golden light, a Walleroo quenches
it’s thirst at a waterhole on the recently flooded Todd River .
Sitting beside the historic Alice Springs Telegraph Station,
this very waterhole gave the town of Alice Springs it name.