At Eagle Point Bluff on the Mitchell River, weathered sandstone cliffs rise above still water, their warm ochre and amber layers reflected in a softly rippling surface. Subtle vegetation breaks through the rugged bluff, adding touches of green to the earthy palette. The near-symmetry between ancient rock and water creates a contemplative composition that celebrates the geological character and quiet presence of East Gippsland.
At Eagle Point Bluff on the Mitchell River, weathered sandstone cliffs rise above still water, their warm ochre and amber layers reflected in a softly rippling surface. Subtle vegetation breaks through the rugged bluff, adding touches of green to the earthy palette. The near-symmetry between ancient rock and water creates a contemplative composition that celebrates the geological character and quiet presence of East Gippsland.
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