Life at the Edge: Why Australians Love the Water

This book explores the significance of water in Australian culture and landscape, capturing its diverse forms from rugged coastlines to tranquil lakes. Through stunning photography and insightful essays, it highlights the deep connection between people and water across the country.

• Features include expansive panoramic images and detailed close-ups of water-related scenes, showcasing textures and natural elements such as seaweed and shells.
• Contains narrative essays on the human relationship with water and scientific explanations of water’s effects on the brain.

• Number of Pages: 160
• Format: Hardcover

• Package Content: One hardcover book with photographic images and essays