Australian photographer Derry Moroney captured aerial photos of “Tree of Life” phenomenon that appeared on the receding Lake Cakora in Brooms Head, New South Wales. The muddy water mixed with tree oil and colored rock flowed into the broken out Lake Cakora to form these spectacular images. Source
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