Peter Dombrovskis - Bark of Snowgum Chris Bell receiving moisture from frequent immersion

receiving moisture from frequent immersion in cloud from prevailing maritime winds

grow at the site of a proposed open-cut mine in the southern takayna/Tarlkine rainforest wilderness

Douglas Gorge in the Douglas-Apsley National Park

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moss-covered myrtle trees grows within Australia’s biggest rainforest wilderness in takayna/Tarkine

Peter Dombrovskis - Bark of Snowgum Chris Bell receiving moisture from frequent immersionBark of Snowgum, Du Cane Range Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park Rain heightens colours on the crumpled bark of a sub alpine snowgum. Such trees, typically growing at the highest altitude before the true alpine (treeless) zone, may be centuries old, sharing the landscape with paleoendemic pencil or King Billy pines. Pigment ink print on archival Canson Platine fibre rag paper, 100% cotton. The images by Peter Dombrovskis have been through an