Menindee Bloom Size:800 x 600 echoes this slow choreography of

echoes this slow choreography of water and mineral

is stirred by monsoonal winds and the seasonal surge of cyclones

and ecology in Australia’s inland deserts

before eventually splitting into two distributaries — the Warburton River and Kallakoopah Creek — which funnel its waters into Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre in South Australia

it is one of Australia’s most significant refuges for rare and endangered species

Menindee Bloom Size:800 x 600 echoes this slow choreography ofMenindee Lakes Barka 3086 Menindee Lakes, New South Wales, during 2019 drought. Limited Edition 10 Gold Award Epson international Pano Awards 2020 110 kilometres south east of Broken Hill, the Menindee Lakes is a series of shallow natural ephemeral lakes along the Darling River which have been developed into a water storage. When full they hold three and half times as much water as Sydney Harbour. Today the lakes supply water to Broken Hill, meet