Luke Alexander Visuals

During my recent trip, I worked on a series of aerial images to reveal the textures and subtle hues of the ancient lakebeds in the semi-arid regions of Victoria.

Despite being in existence for thousands of years and remaining relatively unchanged, the surface of the lakebeds are constantly evolving. Wind, rain, and evaporation cause patterns to emerge and transform alongside the weather. These fleeting patterns can be on display one day and gone the next - perhaps never to be repeated.

I read that the mineral composition of these hyper-saline lakes, are believed to be similar to environments found on Mars. An example of how our understanding of home, can help us learn about conditions on other planets.