Caption

AUSTRALIA, Northern Territory, Uluru, "Kata Tjuta National Park, Mount Uluru, People climbing Ayers Rock."

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Mel Longhurst eye ubiquitous / hutchison

Credit line

Photo12/Eye Ubiquitous

Reference

UQS10A87_477

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No

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Rights managed

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55,8Mb (5,6Mb) / 12,0in x 18,1in / 3603 x 5417 (300dpi)

Keywords

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