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Australia: Arnhemland & the Kimberly

Acclaimed photographer Art Wolfe invites viewers to experience remote, awe-inspiring locations across the planet. Wolfe explores spectacular glaciers, stunning deserts, colorful rain forests, remote mountain peaks, important tribal gatherings and untouched habitats. Locations include Patagonia, Peru, Bolivia, Alaska, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Madagascar, Nepal, India and South Georgia Island.

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Australia: Arnhemland & the Kimberly

Season 2 Episode 202 | 26m 48s | CC

Australia’s Northern Territory is an immense, untamed wilderness as brutal as it is beautiful. In episode two, Art Wolfe captures images of rock art intricately painted over thousands of years ago; discovers canyons carved by wind and water; and witnesses an ancient aboriginal dance as he chronicles the connection between the region’s first people and the natural world.

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