The Inlet (Landscape) Pier with final extensions in 1884

with final extensions in 1884 ultimately reaching 332 metres in length

this artwork symbolises resilience

"I seek to capture the quiet beauty of these places—the kind that tells a story of Australia’s untamed landscapes and the people who’ve left a mark on them

Through Dormer’s lens

is a fresh take on this beloved Parisian symbol

The Inlet (Landscape) Pier with final extensions in 1884Sea levels rose and fell around the dunes as ice ages came and went. Over time, impurities were leached from the sand by fresh water, leaving it the fine, white silica you see today. The most recent rise in sea levels, about 10,000 years ago, brought the sea to the foot of these dunes, creating Whitehaven Beach & Inlet. SKILL LEVEL: Medium