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Cascades in Kalamina Gorge - picturesque cascades in Kalamina Gorge, surrounded by steep, terraced red walls. The cascade is in the shade but the reflecting walls cast a warm light upon the whole scenery - Kalamina Gorge, Hamersley Range
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Cascades in Kalamina Gorge - picturesque cascades in Kalamina Gorge, surrounded by steep, terraced red walls. The cascade is in the shade but the reflecting walls cast a warm light upon the whole scenery - Kalamina Gorge, Hamersley Range
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Cascades in Kalamina Gorge - picturesque cascades in Kalamina Gorge, surrounded by steep, terraced red walls.
Kalamina Gorge, Hamersley Range, Karijini National Park, Pilbara, Western Australia, Australia
Steffen & Alexandra Sailer
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Nature's Masterpiece - A Hidden Gem in the Pilbara
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. Step into a world where time stands still, and beauty knows no bounds. Behold the breathtaking cascades of Kalamina Gorge, nestled within the majestic Hamersley Range. As you gaze upon this photo print, let your imagination wander to this picturesque oasis. Surrounded by steep terraced red walls, these cascades are a true marvel of nature. Though shaded from direct sunlight, the reflecting walls cast a warm light upon the entire scene, creating an ethereal ambiance that captivates all who behold it. But there is more than meets the eye in this arid region. Freshwater is scarce here, making it precious for both wildlife and survival. The rocks exposed at Kalamina Gorge tell tales of an ancient sea floor 2500 million years ago when life was simple bacteria and algae. Over millions of years, iron-rich deposits transformed under immense pressure into tough well-bedded rock formations that now shape these gorges. Erosion caused by a drop in sea level and an arid climate further sculpted these natural wonders. In this remote corner of Western Australia's Karijini National Park lies a testament to Earth's enduring beauty and resilience. Let Steffen & Alexandra Sailer's stunning photograph transport you to this hidden gem where nature reigns supreme.
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