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Box Black
Box Black
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Box Silver
518
518
518 Rosewood
518 Rosewood
Distressed Timber
Distressed Timber
Honey Timber
Honey Timber
Wide Box Black
Wide Box Black
(+ $40)
Wide Box Silver
Wide Box Silver
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Big 518
Big 518
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Big 518 Rosewood
Big 518 Rosewood
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Gold Leaf
Gold Leaf
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Calypso Brown
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Calypso Black

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Brunswick Green
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Cream
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Sand
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Black
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White

Photograph Sizing and Pricing

3:1 Panorama ("True" Panorama)

Dimensions Unframed Framed
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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Maatsuyker Island - TAS (PB00 5370)

Keywords: Maatsuyker Island - TAS (PB00 5370) South West Lighthouse

Maatsuyker Island is about 16km off the rugged south coast of Tasmania. Rain falls 250 days of the year at Maatsuyker Island. At Maatsuyker Island Lighthouse, Australia's most southerly lighthouse, conditions are extreme with the constant buffeting of the Roaring Forties coming off the Southern Ocean.The lighthouse was completed in 1891 at a cost of £8,500; the tower is also unusual in that it was built with a with red brick cavity wall. The tower was rendered and painted white. All the materials were brought from Hobart and hauled up a steep horse powered tramway at Haulage Cove, on the relatively sheltered east side of the island. Haulage Cove is the only place where a safe landing may be made on the island, and even this is subject to weather conditions.

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