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Bark of an Eucalyptus Tree
As I mentioned before, it is a good idea to take your camera with just one lens from time to time. I did this exercise with my 85mm portrait lens. During my exercise walk I took a closer look at the bark of an Eucalyptus tree and discovered this incredible natural composition that I just had to frame with my camera.
Enjoy and be creative with your camera