Worimi Wandering Ed. 1 of 20

In a country as dry as Australia, the parched, arid landscape of the Worimi Conservation Lands between Anna Bay and Stockton, NSW are something to behold. Home to the southern hemisphere's largest mobile coastal sand mass, they have been growing for over 100,000 years, their shape moving as the weather does. It is a unique part of Australia’s natural scenic beauty and a must for nature photography - a little off the beaten track but well worth the hike.
Image printed on the finest archival acid-free paper.
I prefer Canson for a more textured, matte-type finish.
Signed on the front.
NOTE: Image in styled scene has been cropped for effect. Full size of image is seen in Primary Photo.

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Peter Ogden is a landscape photographer based in Sydney, Australia. He studied sculpture at Rochdale College of Art, graphic design at Stockport Tech College and film set design at Chelsea College or Art, all in the UK.

Peter’s day job is Creative Director at a Sydney advertising agency, where he gets to use the skills that he has acquired over the years – writing, art direction and design. At the weekends, early mornings, and late nights, Peter gets to scratch his other creative itch – documenting the Australian landscape.

As a boy born in industrial Manchester, UK, the contrast of Australia’s savagery and spectacle was never more apparent to him than when he first arrived in Perth in 1996. That first experience saw him basking in the stunning vistas of the Nambung National Park whilst using a big stick to fend off large brown snakes as the art director on a commercial photography shoot. That juxtaposition, the incredibly beautiful combined with the incredibly savage, has fascinated him ever since...