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FRONT FRONT ART Are you looking for a gift for your parents or relatives that works ? Then you need to buy this gift for your brother, sister, Auntie and celebrate their birthday. Are you looking for a Funny Gift ? Then click on our brand and check the hundreds more custom options and top designs in our shop!"

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Poached Egg wildflowers at Lake Mungo National Park. Dunes on the west of the huge lunette on the western shore of Lake Mungo. The lunette is made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China. Afternoon view. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens.

Spring sunset at Lake Mungo. As the sun drops in the west the light is reflected onto the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The Landscapes Of Our World & Other Groups.)

Sunset at Lake Mungo. As the sun drops in the west the light is reflected onto the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Monochrome, & Other Groups.)

Sunset at Lake Mungo. As the sun drops in the west the light is reflected onto the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Wild Oz, & Otehr Groups.)

Sunset at Lake Mungo. As the sun drops in the west the light is reflected onto the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zom lens. (Featured in All Things Photography, & Other Groups.) (1069 views at 19 July 2015)

Sunset at Lake Mungo. As the sun drops in the west the light is reflected onto the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Wild Oz Group, & other groups.)

Sunset at Lake Mungo. As the sun drops in the west the light is reflected onto the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D. zoom lens (Featured in A Photographer's Craft and Others.)

Dunes on the west of the huge lunette on the western shore of Lake Mungo. The lunette is made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China. Late afternoon view with graded ND filter. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW, Australia. They dried out about 14,000 years ago. Canon 500D, zoom lens, graduated ND filter.

Sunrise at Lake Mungo. The sun rises in the east and first of all touches the dunes on the eastern side of the lunette. The lunette is made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Absolute Clarity and Other Groups.)

Sunrise at Lake Mungo. The sun rises in the east and first of all touches the dunes on the eastern side of the lunette. Then as it rises more in the sky the morning light enriches the pinnacles on the eastern side of the lunette. The lunette is made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens.

Sunset at Lake Mungo. As the sun drops in the west the light is reflected onto the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The Landscapes of our World, & Other Groups.)

Sunset at Lake Mungo. As the sun drops very low in the west the light is subtly reflected onto the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Wild Oz group, & Others.)

Pinnacles at Lake Mungo. During the day the Pinnacles are a lighter hue, the hotter and brighter the day, the paler the colour. The pinnacles are a part of the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which are on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in All Things Photography, & Other Groups.)

The eroded surface of the lower part of a pinnacle at Lake Mungo National Park. The pinnacles are a part of the lunette, made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which are on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia.

Sunrise at Lake Mungo. The sun rises in the east and first of all touches the dunes on the eastern side of the lunette. The lunette is made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in International Showcase.)

Sunrise at Lake Mungo. The sun rises in the east and first of all touches the dunes on the eastern side of the lunette. Then as it rises more in the sky the morning light enriches the pinnacles on the eastern side of the lunette. The lunette is made up of sand dunes and eroded pinnacles known as The Walls of China which is on the eastern shore of the ancient lake. Lake Mungo National Park is a part of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, a chain of dried out lakes that were once strung between Willandra Creek and the main channel of the Lachlan River in Outback NSW. Lake Mungo dried up around 14,000 years ago. New South Wales, Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Landscape Photography, & Other Groups.)

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