Description

Bring the serene beauty of the seaside into your home with our Merimbula Boardwalk Poster with Hanger. This stunning artwork captures the essence of a summer walk, transporting you to tranquil shores and inviting natural landscapes.

Key Features:

– Hanger Material: Made from durable pine wood, designed to securely hold your artwork without causing damage.
– Paper Weight: Sturdy and reliable at 170 gsm (65 lb), with a thickness of 0.19 mm (7.5 mils).
– Paper Finishing: Semi-glossy finish enhances colors, giving your poster a subtle shine that catches the eye.
– Sustainable Paper: Printed using FSC-certified materials, ensuring environmentally friendly production.

This versatile wall art is ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, or offices, allowing you to switch out prints effortlessly due to its magnetic hanger feature. Create an inspiring atmosphere that embodies relaxation and charm. Order yours today and transform your space!

NOTE: Many of the over-water sections of the Merimbula Boardwalk were badly damaged by a storm in 2025. I know several sections immortalised in my photos are amongst those damaged, and these are now historic photographs!

About this collection

In January 2022, after nearly 2 years of pandemic, I decided it was time to get out of the house and do something. So, I packed my stuff in my car, and drove to Merimbula, on the New South Wales south coast.

I’d been here previously, and it is a delightful little place. A mix of beach and bush, and a vibrant town community as well. On a pleasantly warm afternoon, camera bag in hand, I headed out for a walk along the Merimbula Boardwalk. This walk runs approximately 2.5 kms from just out of the town centre around the shore of Merimbula Lake to a little cafe and boat-hire place at Top Lake. Sadly, the cafe was closed when I got there…

So, enjoy this pleasant little walk with me as I share the variety of scenery along the route.

This set of photos has particular significance to me personally. When looking at my shots after I got home, I realised that I was taking decent quality photographs. On the strength of that, I decided it was time to take my photography more seriously with a view to becoming a professional. While I do think I would do better now, they are still good photographs.