Cinnamon and spice - Aerial art, Shark Bay Western Australia Horseshoe Bend using a slow exposure to

using a slow exposure to create a silky smooth flow of water

which has been shaped by flood waters that rage through the canyon in heavy rain

the seaside village of Positano is a kaleidoscope of colour everywhere you look

which is the only time the sun ever reaches down the walls from its narrow opening to the sky

On the evening this image was taken it was perfectly calm with no wind

Cinnamon and spice - Aerial art, Shark Bay Western Australia Horseshoe Bend using a slow exposure toLIMITED EDITION Shark Bay's Peron Peninsula offers an alien landscape like no other. The sandy terrain is ever changing, with wind and tides constantly sculpting the surface into a new art form every day. It's a landscape millions of years in the making though, with sediments from an ancient inland dry seabed being gradually carried to the area by rivers and wind. These 'imported' sand grains are orange red in colour from a coating of iron oxide and