The image displays a close-up, vertical view of a tree trunk in Nghĩa Đồng Commune, Vietnam

The image displays a close-up, vertical view of a tree trunk in Nghĩa Đồng Commune, Vietnam. The trunk, characterized by its light gray-tan bark, is extensively colonized by various biological growths. Patches of dark green moss cover the lower and left sections of the trunk, extending upwards in streaks. Pale green and grey lichens, appearing as both crustose and foliose forms, are widely distributed across the bark, particularly on the right and central areas. A small fern with several light green fronds sprouts from the upper left side of the trunk. Two thin, reddish-brown, root-like structures hang vertically on the trunk's left side. Multiple horizontal scratch marks are visible on the upper-middle portion of the bark. The background on both sides consists of dense green tropical vegetation. On the left, a bird's nest fern and other broad-leafed plants are prominent, along with ground-level grasses. The right background features more scattered green foliage and what appears to be reddish-brown soil or dirt partially covered by low-lying plants. No individuals or objects indicative of human presence or activity are discernible within the frame. The scene is naturally lit, suggesting ambient daylight.