Lake Disappointment

We camped along the south west edge of Lake Disappointment beside a small inlet. The scene in this photograph is only a small part of this vast expanse of salt. Lake Disappointment was known as Nguyarna by the Kartudjara and Potidjara people who originally lived in this area. Lake Disappointment was named by the explorer Frank Hann in 1897.

Hann was in the area exploring the east Pilbara, around Ruddall River. He noticed creeks in the area flowed inland, and followed them expecting to find a large fresh water lake. To his disappointment the lake turned out to be salt.

Little Sandy Desert, Western Australia.

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Only 200 prints of each Mark Nemeth Limited Edition photograph are ever produced. All prints are numbered, titled and signed by the artist. Each print comes with its own numbered Certificate of Authenticity and is registered to guarantee your exclusivity.

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These stunning images of Australia are printed on Ilfochrome Classic photographic paper. The Archival properties of this printing medium are superior to that of any other colour photographic process. The quality of these prints are exceptional, they are renowned for their sharpness, brilliance and colour depth. Ilfochrome Classic was previously known as Cibachrome. This material has been in use for many years and has archival properties proven by the test of time. This means when your print is displayed under normal lighting conditions and protected from UV light, it will be enjoyed by you and your loved ones for many years.