Liquid Gold
Outback & Wilderness wall art
Panoramic Wall Art
Seven hundred and fifty six panoramic photographs, and the format the work is known for. Ken Duncan coined and trademarked the term panograph for it. A panoramic print does something no other shape does: it fills a long wall without needing anything else on it.
Compare mood, horizon line and colour temperature first, then open a print to explore size, finish and availability.
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Lunar Landscape, Pinnacles, WA
Magnetic Wonders, NT
Choose by image.
Maguk Falls, Kakadu, NT
Majestic Uluru, Australia
Manning Gorge, Kimberley, WA
Manning Gorge, WA
Midnight Oil, Silverton
Mirrored Oasis, NT
Mitchell Falls, Kimberley, WA
Monument Valley, Arizona
Monument Valley, Arizona, USA
Mooney Falls, AZ
Moonlit Majesty
Morning Mist, Ellery Creek, NT
Moroka Hut, VIC
Mossman Gorge, Mossman, QLD
Mountain Tarn, Walls of Jerusalem, TAS
Namatjira Country, NT
Navajo Sunrise, Monument Valley, Arizona, USA
Outback Renaissance
Outback, Silverton, NSW
Over the Edge, WA
Peake Ruins, Oodnadatta, SA
Penefather River, Weipa, QLD
Penguin Promenade
Petrol Bowser, Silverton, NSW
Piccaninny Creek, Bungle Bungles, WA
Pinnacles, Phillip Island
Pioneer Spirit
Promise of Peace, CO
Psalm 23, American Basin, CO
Purnululu Dreaming
Purnululu Reflections, WA
Radiant Dawn
Ragged Range, WA
Rainbow Mountains, Argentina
Rainbow Over Kata Tjuta, NT
Rainbow Valley, Victoria Falls, Africa
Red Heart, NT
Red Road, Kata Tjuta, NT
Reflections, Wombat Tarn, Tas
Reggie's Hut, Burra, SA
Rejuvenation, Punamii-Unpuu
River Gums, Butchers Creek, Australia
River of Life, Ellery Creek, NT
Road to Cape Leveque
Roaring Meg Creek, Bloomfield River, QLD
Why so much of this catalogue is panoramic
Australian country tends to run left to right. Floodplain, coastline, ridgeline and salt lake all resolve horizontally, and a conventional frame cuts them off. The panoramic format follows the landscape instead of cropping it, which is why three quarters of the catalogue is made this way.
Where a panoramic print goes
Above a sofa, above a bedhead, along a hallway, or on the single long wall most rooms have exactly one of. It is the shape that solves a wall nothing else fits.
The widest country
Olgas Sunrise, NT, Full Moon, Bungle Bungles, WA, Outback Australia and Desert Dreaming carry open distance and hold the largest sizes without falling apart.
Water on the long side
Bell Gorge Falls, Kimberley, WA, Ancient Land, Geikie Gorge, WA and Fitzroy River, Geikie Gorge, WA use the width for the rock wall rather than the water.
Coastline
Bondi Beach, NSW, Avoca Beach, NSW, Skillion Sunrise, Terrigal and Barrenjoey Sunrise, NSW are the images where the horizon does the work.
Sizes
Panoramic runs the full ladder from 18 inch to 100 inch. Beyond that, the mega pan range goes wider again.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a panograph?
It is Ken Duncan's own term for his panoramic format, and he holds the trademark on it. The word is specific to this work, which is why you will not find it used elsewhere.
How wide is a panoramic print?
Sizes are quoted on the long edge and run 18, 20, 24, 30, 37, 40, 50, 60, 75 and 100 inch. Not every photograph is offered at every size; the set for each is listed on its own print page.
What is the difference between panoramic and mega pan?
Mega pan is the wider range again, made for walls where a standard panoramic still leaves space. There are twenty two mega pan photographs against seven hundred and fifty six panoramic.
Should I frame a large panoramic print?
At 40 inch and above, unframed is the usual recommendation. Unframed prints travel rolled with a cotton interleave in a cylinder, which handles the long dimension better than a rigid frame.