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3:1 Panorama ("True" Panorama)

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50cm x 16cm $105.00 $185.00
75cm x 24cm $210.00 $320.00
110cm x 36cm $375.00 $550.00
150cm x 50cm $595.00 $880.00
200cm x 76cm $1200.00 $1700.00
300cm x 100cm $1800.00 $2500.00
Up to 17 metres by quote.

50cm: Suitable for a very small wall, on the mantlepiece in your home, or a small gift for family and friends.
75cm: Our second most popular size. Suitable for a small office, or very small living space.
110cm: This is our most popular size. When framed, the total size of the image is approximately 125cm, which will be a real showcase in your home.
150cm: Suitable for your lobby, larger living space, or professional office.
200cm: For people who really want the wow factor in their professional office or upmarket home.
300cm: The perfect size for corporate clients, property developers or real estate offices to show off the magnitude of their projects, or to simply stun people as they enter the board room.
Sizes increase in 50cm increments -up to 17 metres long, EG: 3.3mt x 1.1mt, 4mt x 1.3mt etc

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Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse - WA (PB00 4120)

Keywords: Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse WA (PB00 4120)Dunsborough 6281 Vertical

At least 12 ships have come to grief in the strong currents and dangerous reefs lying off Cape Naturaliste's sharp point. The Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse positioned on a 100 m high bluff was constructed in 1903 from local limestone, quarried about one mile from the lighthouse at what is known as the "Quarries". The stone from the quarry was carted by bullock wagons and most of the other materials and apparatus landed at nearby Eagle Bay, including the lens and turntable weighing 12 1/2 tons. During the lighthouse's construction, while being unloaded from a ship on the Quindalup Jetty, a jar of valuable mercury fell into the sea. The next day in the morning light no sign of it could be found. The mercury has never been recovered, so some small fortune of mercury lies hidden beneath the encroaching sand dunes at Quindalup. The lighthouse was converted to automatic operation in 1978 and the keepers were reduced to one. The light is painted with a special acrylic to match the original stone.

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