Myco and Macro :-)

[InTheSky]

When I have time in holidays, I'm trying to continue my learning on mycology. I have just found recently that I can combine the Macro photography and the searching of my different species.

Here are the last shot of the weekend at my Chalet: (I have still not identify these one ... if you are an expert, feel free to help me)

(1-3cm diameter)


(looks the same as the other, but a little bit smaller 1-2cm and not the same red juice on top)


(1cm diameter)


regards,

Frank

Equipment for the job : Sony HVL-MT24AM Macro Twin Flash with Controller + 100mm Maxxum 2.8 macro + A900.

[Greg Beetham]

Interesting shots Frank, although I haven't the faintest clue what they are...some kind of fungus perhaps?
Greg

[Dr. Harout]

The first one is called: "Delicacy for the mother-in-law"

[aster]

Hi InTheSky,

They are really interesting for me, because I love their structures; all those 'stalactite-like' outer elements are veery delicate. One can't even pick them up without damaging their beauty.

They also remind me of a certain coned ice-cream that has whipped cream with embedded jelly iinside! Anyone good with cooking and culinary arts can find loads of inspiration in these shots... I can!

Thanks for sharing and keeping a macro lens on these tiny buddies.

Yildiz