Aerial Outback
A river winds its way through the sand dunes of the Tanami Desert in Australia's Northern Territory.
Though over half of Australia lies above the Tropic of Capricorn, it is home to only five percent of the population. It is a sparse frontier land with little infrastructure, populated by cattle barons, crocodile hunters and aboriginal tribes.
A dirt road and winding river intersect in the rust coloured Tanami Desert.
Straight roads form a perfect square in the midst of the desert.
Worn footpaths converge on a well.
A small lake lies amid sand dunes.
Mining operations at a bauxite mine in Nhulunbuy, are seen from the air.
A small river flows among sand dunes.
A network of narrow creeks and small rivers trickle across the desert landscape.
Channels of water run across a beach on the coast of Arnhem Land.
A Boeing 767 casts its shadow on the sea.
