Quite some drama in this one, from the bold building composition and the boiling sky, but dampened by the nonchalance of the guy propped up on the wall lol.

... but here I get three coloumns plus the hand rails, plus a passerby who's interacting with some aspect of the building.

Enjoying the two bold bright columns and the repeated hand rails.

Cool, he's obviously not been aware of or phased by the GR.

Love this one - ground level pov taking advantage of the quite wodrous root system, the colours, the sheer size of the beast, and again - the very clean leaf edges where they're backed by sky.

Same as >>. When I see this locally it's invariably a sign of fruit bat activity. The surrounding trees look OK too, leading me to think of preferential pest attack.

Orchids make sense, but the big fig doesn't look too well. Is that just a relic of Winter, or has it hosted a flying fox/fruit bat colony?

The cacti are obviously thriving. The foreground one with the long arms is amazing. Interesting thatthey're restricted to arid climatic zones despite doing so well in much moister regimes.

Person-eating plants spring to mind, with one reaching out to its neighbour suggesting a joint attack on the photographer beneath A fascinating image.

Massive! In form it's similar to the Burrawong "palms" that characterise the understory of "my" South Coast forest, but they're tiny compared to this monster. B&W ftw.