Coral Trees on the Riverbank

Posted on October 24, 2017 by Stupidity Hole

A shot of the Minnamurra River passing by some coral trees.

The river appears calm as the trees look over it, tall in their appearance due to being tall.

I like how the colour on one tree is significantly greater than the others and yet is still a minimal amount.

I also like the way that the river bends and cuts in this photo.

I hope you enjoy.

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3 Responses to Coral Trees on the Riverbank

  1. circadianreflections's avatar circadianreflections says:
    October 24, 2017 at 1:02 pm

    Do you ever get pulled in or sucked into believing the wood stumps are birds and/ or critters? In this image which is just lovely I got pulled in.
    On the right I see a Hippo yawning, and the log in the back left I see a Pheasant showing me its beautiful long tail…turning cock-eyed teasing me! 🙂

    It happens to me while out birding all. the. time!

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