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The magnificent limestones of the Twelve Apostles silhouetted by sunset. The rock stacks are located on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. Seven of the original eight stacks are still standing. One collapsed in 2005 due to erosion from waves.
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First collector will be given access to the edited high-resolution image file (.jpg) after purchase. Plus a surprise in 2022 for the first collector as a thank you for supporting me in my photography journey.
In my first NFT collection, I pay homage to water via images of coastal scenes captured over 5 years in Australia. The collection includes 12 1 of 1 images with motion. 10% of the total proceeds will be donated to The Children’s Heart Fund of Ethiopia.
From a very young age, water was my favourite element. My parents say that I loved water so much that I’d spend more time than necessary washing things. I found it’s fluidity and the magical look of it very intriguing.
Growing up in Ethiopia, my homeland, which unfortunately is land-locked, we didn’t have the luxury of enjoying the ocean unless we traveled to other countries. My father re-calls a holiday in Senegal when I ran into the ocean as if I was a first-class swimmer, but I was merely a beginner. He says he was nervous for me, but that day, he saw my determination & bravery.
As I became older, I was pulled towards cities by the ocean. Nowadays, I live in Australia & work as a photographer.
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The magnificent limestones of the Twelve Apostles silhouetted by sunset. The rock stacks are located on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. Seven of the original eight stacks are still standing. One collapsed in 2005 due to erosion from waves.
1 of 1 original work
First collector will be given access to the edited high-resolution image file (.jpg) after purchase. Plus a surprise in 2022 for the first collector as a thank you for supporting me in my photography journey.
In my first NFT collection, I pay homage to water via images of coastal scenes captured over 5 years in Australia. The collection includes 12 1 of 1 images with motion. 10% of the total proceeds will be donated to The Children’s Heart Fund of Ethiopia.
From a very young age, water was my favourite element. My parents say that I loved water so much that I’d spend more time than necessary washing things. I found it’s fluidity and the magical look of it very intriguing.
Growing up in Ethiopia, my homeland, which unfortunately is land-locked, we didn’t have the luxury of enjoying the ocean unless we traveled to other countries. My father re-calls a holiday in Senegal when I ran into the ocean as if I was a first-class swimmer, but I was merely a beginner. He says he was nervous for me, but that day, he saw my determination & bravery.
As I became older, I was pulled towards cities by the ocean. Nowadays, I live in Australia & work as a photographer.
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