I want to visit your warm and welcoming ancestral home. It has been a joy to follow your journey - through your compelling photography - of the reclamation of its character. So much love everywhere!
I like this very much. For composition, your low angle of view and empty sky background makes the subject stand out wonderfully. Nature is awesome and resilient.
I found this a few days ago but was already too dark. So I set out today in good light but spent too much time on other shots, so it was already tough - but I wanted to post it.
It's part of the roots of a big old gum felled years ago for a pine plantation, and perhaps too big too move.
Thanks Linda,
I am guessing he lost his top in a storm quite some years back. Would have been at least 1.5 times that height. Although eucalypts drop seeds, they also have the capacity to grow new shoots from under their bark.
Nice Brian very nice, only I personally remove that rope like young tree on the right side, but that is just a choice everyone has too made for themselves.