Framed landscape photograph of Aurora Australis glowing pink and purple behind a weathered dead tree in Googong, photographed at night by Robert Vine.

Aurora Sentinel – Limited Edition Framed Art Print

Black Frame / 40x53cm
$1,500.00
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Framed landscape photograph of Aurora Australis glowing pink and purple behind a weathered dead tree in Googong, photographed at night by Robert Vine.

Aurora Sentinel – Limited Edition Framed Art Print

$1,500.00
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• Printed using archival pigment inks for museum-grade longevity

Premium fine art cotton rag paper with rich detail and texture

• Offered with museum quality framing or as a unframed print

Limited edition of 50 prints, digitally signed and numbered

Free international shipping

• Produced by the artist with care in Australia

Aurora Sentinel - Limited Edition Framed Art Print

Standing alone against a sky alive with colour, Aurora Sentinel captures a rare display of the Aurora Australis illuminating the countryside of Googong. In the foreground, a weathered dead tree rises from the landscape like a silent guardian, its sculptural form silhouetted against the vibrant curtains of pink and purple light dancing across the southern sky.

Photographed by Robert Vine during one of Australia's most remarkable auroral events, this image combines the fleeting wonder of the night sky with the enduring character of the Australian bush. The contrast between the ancient tree and the celestial spectacle creates a powerful sense of resilience, solitude and awe.

Printed using archival pigment inks on museum-quality cotton rag paper and presented in a handcrafted frame, this limited edition artwork is designed to be treasured for generations. Each print is individually numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

A striking statement piece for collectors who appreciate the beauty of Australia's landscapes and the rare moments when nature reveals something extraordinary.

Rob's Thoughts

"With at least one photo of the Aurora on the memory card I started to look at other ways to capture it with the landscape. It took care to align the tree against the ever moving Aurora but eventually I managed to capture the perfect composition of the land against the sky.

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