Two centuries-old laurel trees stand out as dark silhouettes against the bright mist of Fanal. The laurisilva forest on the Paul da Serra plateau is a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its gnarled *Til* laurel trees and an atmosphere often shrouded in mysterious mist. This minimalist black-and-white shot makes the trees appear like silent guardians of an ancient landscape.
Shot with Panasonic GX80, Samyang 12mm f/2.0 (at f/11), ND10 filter, 128-second exposure.
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