Trees an stones broken bones beneath the earth lines history?

What camera would make this a better shot.
Taken with a Traveler 6.3 dc-6300 mega pixels camera.

The d60 Cannon or d7000 Nikon.
Preferably with a wide, non fixed focal length, zoom all in one micro lens.

Thanks.

Added (1). Again Brilliant answers,

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The camera has very little, if not nothing to do with it. Hand any camera, even a £1 disposable to a skilled photographer and they will produce images worthy of hanging on a gallery wall. Give a £6000 DSLR to a beginner and they will produce garbage.

For the 10, 000th time, it is not the camera, it's the person behind it.

This is a set from my Flickr with a camera I bought for £1.

I don't know what camera, but it is a lovely photo. And to the other person who answered, your photos are pretty good. I do believe even a beginner can produce some fantastic photos.