Against All Odds, Silverton, Australia

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Catalogue Number: NX4527
Edition: 2000
Image Ratio: 2.5:1
Against All Odds, Silverton, Australia

$365.00 – $5,465.00
Size
Frames
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1
+
Print Dimensions:
INTERNATIONAL PRINT ORDERS:

Due to high shipping costs, prints being delivered beyond Australia will be shipped unframed if they are larger than 30”. If you require a quote for a print to be shipped overseas with frame, please contact us.

I first saw this homestead (built originally for a movie set) when I was shooting a Midnight Oil film clip in the 1980s. Years later I returned, just to see how the old building was faring. I found it still standing strong, and in this photo I tried to shoot a classic portrait of Outback Australia. It\'s a deceptively simple composition: red dirt, blue sky, a lone homestead and just a touch of landscape across the almost flat horizon. But to me, it says it all. It\'s like a symbol of our pioneers determination, when every day was a battle against the elements and only the tough survived.
Catalogue Number: NX4527
Edition: 2000
Image Ratio: 2.5:1
Against All Odds, Silverton, Australia

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I first saw this homestead (built originally for a movie set) when I was shooting a Midnight Oil film clip in the 1980s. Years later I returned, just to see how the old building was faring. I found it still standing strong, and in this photo I tried to shoot a classic portrait of Outback Australia. It\'s a deceptively simple composition: red dirt, blue sky, a lone homestead and just a touch of landscape across the almost flat horizon. But to me, it says it all. It\'s like a symbol of our pioneers determination, when every day was a battle against the elements and only the tough survived.
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I first saw this homestead (built originally for a movie set) when I was shooting a Midnight Oil film clip in the 1980s. Years later I returned, just to see how the old building was faring. I found it still standing strong, and in this photo I tried to shoot a classic portrait of Outback Australia. It\'s a deceptively simple composition: red dirt, blue sky, a lone homestead and just a touch of landscape across the almost flat horizon. But to me, it says it all. It\'s like a symbol of our pioneers determination, when every day was a battle against the elements and only the tough survived.
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