Description
Dampier Peninsula, near Broome, Kimberley, Western Australia
On the Dampier Peninsula the tide can drop more than eight metres, and as it drains it leaves the flats carved with channels like this one. A single thread of turquoise water winds back towards the sea through mud that shifts from gold to deep umber. Shot from above as the tide turned, it is a moment that lasts only minutes before the water returns and the pattern is gone.












