It was not just the grand landscape that was fascinating at Gunung Gede, but where ever we stopped for a break there were plenty of interesting subjects to be photographed. I could easily spend weeks on this mountain just doing macro and intimate landscape photography. Here are a few little details that contributed to the overall beauty and made greater sense.
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Acceptance
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Lighting the understory layer
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Life everywhere
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Little jungle
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Now I know why rainforests are considered ‘Jewels of the Earth’
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Thrive and survive at the canopy layer
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Harmony
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Gugung = “fire mountains” – I can still smell the sulphur fumes that filled my lungs for the 1st time.
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