Ken Duncan (OAM) is one of the world’s leading exponents of panoramic landscape photography and spends much of his life travelling to remote and exotic locations. Australian born photographer Ken Duncan (OAM) captures the rich ochre reds of the outback, the turquoise blue of the sea and shadowed greens of the rainforest. Ken says “To really know a region you have to spend time absorbing its mood until you begin to relate to its mysterious and ancient rhythms”, says Ken. “I often have to return to a location again and again until I’ve captured the true spirit of the place. In that time spent waiting for the right moment, I have the opportunity to truly connect with the land. It’s amazing what you can learn about a place by just sitting in silence there. Our indigenous Australians believe Uluru to be the centre of all dreaming. Traditionally, this area was seen as something like the hub of a wheel, with long lines (which are like spiritual connections) radiating from it, out across the land. That’s why I have called this print Red Centre Dreaming, and I believe Uluru is now a place that is special for all Australians. From my long and ongoing relationship with this part of Australia, I would even go so far as to say that I believe a new ‘song’ is coming out of the heart of our nation: a song of unity and reconciliation between the different cultures – indigenous and non-indigenous. Once reconciliation truly comes to this central and iconic heart, it will spread powerfully through the rest of the land.” When complete, this 2,000pc jigsaw puzzle measures 1000mm x 700mm and is ideal for framing.
Ken Duncan (OAM) is one of the world’s leading exponents of panoramic landscape photography and spends much of his life travelling to remote and exotic locations. Australian born photographer Ken Duncan (OAM) captures the rich ochre reds of the outback, the turquoise blue of the sea and shadowed greens of the rainforest. Ken says “To really know a region you have to spend time absorbing its mood until you begin to relate to its mysterious and ancient rhythms”, says Ken. “I often have to return to a location again and again until I’ve captured the true spirit of the place. In that time spent waiting for the right moment, I have the opportunity to truly connect with the land. It’s amazing what you can learn about a place by just sitting in silence there. Our indigenous Australians believe Uluru to be the centre of all dreaming. Traditionally, this area was seen as something like the hub of a wheel, with long lines (which are like spiritual connections) radiating from it, out across the land. That’s why I have called this print Red Centre Dreaming, and I believe Uluru is now a place that is special for all Australians. From my long and ongoing relationship with this part of Australia, I would even go so far as to say that I believe a new ‘song’ is coming out of the heart of our nation: a song of unity and reconciliation between the different cultures – indigenous and non-indigenous. Once reconciliation truly comes to this central and iconic heart, it will spread powerfully through the rest of the land.” When complete, this 2,000pc jigsaw puzzle measures 1000mm x 700mm and is ideal for framing.
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Ken Duncan (OAM) is one of the world’s leading exponents of panoramic landscape photography and spends much of his life travelling to remote and exotic locations. Australian born photographer Ken Duncan (OAM) captures the rich ochre reds of the outback, the turquoise blue of the sea and shadowed greens of the rainforest. Ken says “To really know a region you have to spend time absorbing its mood until you begin to relate to its mysterious and ancient rhythms”, says Ken. “I often have to return to a location again and again until I’ve captured the true spirit of the place. In that time spent waiting for the right moment, I have the opportunity to truly connect with the land. It’s amazing what you can learn about a place by just sitting in silence there. Our indigenous Australians believe Uluru to be the centre of all dreaming. Traditionally, this area was seen as something like the hub of a wheel, with long lines (which are like spiritual connections) radiating from it, out across the land. That’s why I have called this print Red Centre Dreaming, and I believe Uluru is now a place that is special for all Australians. From my long and ongoing relationship with this part of Australia, I would even go so far as to say that I believe a new ‘song’ is coming out of the heart of our nation: a song of unity and reconciliation between the different cultures – indigenous and non-indigenous. Once reconciliation truly comes to this central and iconic heart, it will spread powerfully through the rest of the land.” When complete, this 2,000pc jigsaw puzzle measures 1000mm x 700mm and is ideal for framing.
Ken Duncan (OAM) is one of the world’s leading exponents of panoramic landscape photography and spends much of his life travelling to remote and exotic locations. Australian born photographer Ken Duncan (OAM) captures the rich ochre reds of the outback, the turquoise blue of the sea and shadowed greens of the rainforest. Ken says “To really know a region you have to spend time absorbing its mood until you begin to relate to its mysterious and ancient rhythms”, says Ken. “I often have to return to a location again and again until I’ve captured the true spirit of the place. In that time spent waiting for the right moment, I have the opportunity to truly connect with the land. It’s amazing what you can learn about a place by just sitting in silence there. Our indigenous Australians believe Uluru to be the centre of all dreaming. Traditionally, this area was seen as something like the hub of a wheel, with long lines (which are like spiritual connections) radiating from it, out across the land. That’s why I have called this print Red Centre Dreaming, and I believe Uluru is now a place that is special for all Australians. From my long and ongoing relationship with this part of Australia, I would even go so far as to say that I believe a new ‘song’ is coming out of the heart of our nation: a song of unity and reconciliation between the different cultures – indigenous and non-indigenous. Once reconciliation truly comes to this central and iconic heart, it will spread powerfully through the rest of the land.” When complete, this 2,000pc jigsaw puzzle measures 1000mm x 700mm and is ideal for framing.
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In The Box | 2000 x Puzzle Pieces |
Release Date | 25th March 2019 |
Theme | Australia |
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In The Box | 2000 x Puzzle Pieces |
Release Date | 25th March 2019 |
Theme | Australia |