Infinity Beach

Morning beach view of white sand, gentle morning surf and beautiful cloud formations. Exclusive original photography shot in Western Australia and transformed into modern art by Rose Burnett.

Infinity Beach was filmed on the long stretch of white sandy beach with rocky outcrops that makes up the Halls Head Beach in Mandurah, Western Australia.

A favourite of mine for a morning beach walk, with rarely another person in sight. On this particular morning, I was greeted with these beautiful cloud formations and gentle surf.

Purchase Infinity Beach

To purchase this NFT, please click this link to make a bid. You will be redirected to the OpenSea.io NFT marketplace for secure transactions. You will need a wallet with ETH (Ethereum) or credit card.

ABOUT NFT’S

NFT’s are non-fungible tokens for digital assets stored on the Blockchain. They are usually photos, images, music, videos, or audio assets. Artists mint their original art as NFT’s on the Ethereum blockchain, which are available for purchase with cryptocurrency (ETH).

Bidding and transactions take place on NFT marketplaces like OpenSea, Rarible. You can find my latest NFT artwork collection ‘eaglespirit’ available for viewing and purchase @OpenSea

Many people purchase NFT’s as an investment, they can be resold on the blockchain. Some creators will continue to incur a royalty if the artwork changes hands. This is usually a percentage of the sale price of between 2.5% and 30% depending on the NFT Trading platform.

ABOUT ARTIST – ROSE BURNETT

I have been creative from as long as I can remember, probably my earliest memory is from the age of 4. Sitting in the kitchen with my grandmother Dorothy as she patiently taught me how to paint on ceramics. She was a watercolour and oil paint artist until the day she died at nearly 103. My ongoing source of inspiration!

I have done all sorts of artwork in my time from acrylics to abstracts, handpainted giftware and more. I love combining photography with digital art to create these stunning pieces for you.

I still pick up the paintbrush but love capturing special moments through the lens of a camera and transforming the best pieces into modern digital art.