Three beautiful school girls from Peter Weir's, Picnic at hanging rock, 1975.
The three girls are gazing upwardly with great perturbation at the large rock above them, that will soon vanish them into the spirit world or whatever it is that they cross over into.
At this stage of the film they are a fair way up the rock, and as a backdrop the farmlands and native forest woodlands stretch away to the horizon, to wombat state forest.
Most of my favorite Aussie films and paintings have wooded hills shimmering enigmatically on the horizon.
They say that in the Hollywood Western, the second most important character is the landscape.
That is also so true in Sidney Nolan's Ned Kelly series but also in films like Mad Max 1979 and Picnic at Hanging Rock.