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My Photos Australia: Daly Waters NT Ebook

by Bryan Foster, Karen Foster

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About the Ebook
Daly Waters, Northern Territory, photobook captures the essence of a unique Northern Territory town. Along with the iconic Daly Waters pub and its attached caravan park, plus the main street and its humorous signage, many rarely seen photographs of the World War 2 airport, WW 2 dumps, the dry strangely shaped rocky creek bed, the heritage trail, and other interesting images, are included.
This new My Australia Photos series continues its journey begun at Uluru, the heart of this extraordinary continent, the driest on Earth. The photobook series shows the raw, natural beauty of Australia, as seen through these spectacular, unaltered photographic images.

Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Travel
  • Version Fixed-layout ebook, 62 pgs
  • Publish Date: Dec 20, 2014
  • Last edit Dec 07, 2017
  • Language English
  • Keywords australia photos, daly waters nt
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About the Creator
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Great Developments Publishers
Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

Great Developments Publishers is a small family publisher for books written by Bryan Foster, editor, author, photographer, and videographer; and Karen, Bryan's wife, who assists with editing and photography. The author has produced over 30 books to date. Books are available from good internet bookstores and various shopfronts worldwide. Four main themes are covered throughout the years. The main theme for the latest Series is the 'God Today' Series by Bryan Foster. This 12-book series was developed from 2016 to 2026. The initial book set for GDP was released from 2008 to 2011. 5 books covered two main themes, Marketing Schools in the Digital Age, and Marketing Churches in the Digital Age. This was followed by the second series - Photobooks - 'My Australia Photos', concentrating on the Northern Territory and its outback, especially Uluru/Ayers Rock, plus Far North Queensland, and some east coast sites.

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