Australian Yidaki / Didgeridoo. Select Print Type:Aluminum Print Photographed with a Lumix S1R

Photographed with a Lumix S1R and a Laowa 15mm Macro lens

blended to achieve full depth of field and reveal fine detail throughout the instrument’s interior

the result of that centuries-old tradition is seen from within

and the keyhole in the foreground is just 2mm across

carefully blended together to keep it in sharp focus from front to back

Australian Yidaki / Didgeridoo. Select Print Type:Aluminum Print Photographed with a Lumix S1RA unique view inside an Australian Yidaki (commonly known as a Didgeridoo) by Trevor Gillespie Peckham (Bungerroo) of New South Wales. Yidaki are hollowed out by termites, not by hand. Australian legend says that the first Yidaki was created when a hollow branch was pointed at the sky and blown to remove the termites. The white termites flew into the air and became the stars, to the sound of incredible music. The rich reds and blacks appear as a