Australia: A Photographic Journey
- ISBN-10
- 0646837559
- ISBN-13
- 9780646837550
- Series
- Australia
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2021-11-17
- Author
- Scott Leggo
Description
Australia truly is like nowhere else on Earth. The land down under is vast and timeless. Past and present unite. Ancient landforms merge with vast natural ecosystems. It is a continent of exceptional beauty, of remote wilderness and scattered humanity, of forgotten beaches and sparkling reefs, of deserts and mountains and the quiet immensity of the Australian bush.Australia - A Photographic Journey by Scott Leggo is an outstanding photo book showcasing the wonder and beauty of this magnificent country. Featuring a selection of Scott's photographs over 224 pages, be transported on your own journey as you view his breathtaking collection.
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- 2019-09-22
- 110 pages
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