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This is a tree, just in case you couldn't work that out for yourself.
Like the angle and the fact that there's more than one trunk (and beautiful trunks they are, assume some type of snow gum?), but I think I'm getting dizzy
 Aka Andrew
As mudder has mentioned perspective/composition is powerful. IMO imagine the difference had their been a saturated blue sky to contrast the white of the Ghost gums. I'd be going back there on a clear day with a polariser ASAP. It would be a corker.
cheers marco
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