Fabulous Fungi

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That's a very good shot Mick. Well done.
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Very nice, Mick!

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Some nice fungi here!

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That's one neat fungi that looks like a little capped village for tiny people.

Thanks for sharing, Mick. Whatever a spider is doing between those caps is to remain a mistery...


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As autumn is around the corner I can safely revive this thread.

Made a walk around my peck of the woods today and instead of hunting after our feathered friends, I brought the RX100 for some wide angle macro fun.

I found a lot of fungi all around the woods. Here are the best.

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Silver mushroom by markvanrheenen, on Flickr

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Autumn is around the corner by markvanrheenen, on Flickr

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Fungus by markvanrheenen, on Flickr

All shot @ 24mm (35mm equivalent) in which the RX100 can do macro. Wide angle macro shooting is pretty fun!

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Those are all wonderful Mark :)

There was a definite chill today here for the first of September. Inspired by your pics I must look out for some fungi. :)
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It was cloudy and windy here yesterday. When I went to the woods last week I was bitten and stung by numerous insects. They were all over, but I had to search to find even a simple fly yesterday. Add the mushrooms and the first brown leaves and voila: autumn is on its way!

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Nice fungi shootin Mark, it looks like proper rainforest too, especially the first one.
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Ps If Birma mentions a 'chill' in the air I bet the ambient is about 5, hmmpf chill indeed.
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Greg Beetham wrote:Nice fungi shootin Mark, it looks like proper rainforest too, especially the first one.
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Ps If Birma mentions a 'chill' in the air I bet the ambient is about 5, hmmpf chill indeed.
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I think it went down to 10 degrees centigrade last night. Chilly in shorts!
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Just great, Mark.

The moss and the fungi it surrounds are of lovely colours and shapes. Autumn has set in for you already... : )

Thanks for sharing,

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No rainforrestd here Greg. This is actually a really small patch of woods, maybe 1 km2 at the most. It looks so great because the forrest service leaves everything as it is except trees that block the small paths leading through it. It is a pretty wet place, that's why it looks so green I think.
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