Mushrooms And Fungi Of Any Kind

[ISv]

A few from this afternoon:
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My favorite is #3: not only because of the excellent photo - but also I have absolutely no idea what is it!

 

[Maximilian]

My favorite is #3: not only because of the excellent photo - but also I have absolutely no idea what is it!

Challenges...

 

[Jethro]

My favorite is #3: not only because of the excellent photo - but also I have absolutely no idea what is it!

Boletellus emodensis according to my field guide! Very shaggy, and they get pretty big as well.

 

[Nemorino]

R5 + RF35 1.8
stack of 20 frames @ f/4

 

[Click]

Very nice with the water droplets.

 

[ISv]

These are from the last weekend. Leucoagaricus meleagris partially covered with cotton from the Red Cotton tree growing nearby and Polyporus arcularius. On the same branch there was a group of few P. arcularius that was looking better but with messy background...

 

[Maximilian]

These are from the last weekend. Leucoagaricus meleagris partially covered with cotton from the Red Cotton tree growing nearby and Polyporus arcularius. On the same branch there was a group of few P. arcularius that was looking better but with messy background...

Nice.
I like the second most, the bottom-up.

 

[Jethro]

I love the isolation in the 2nd and (especially) the 3rd one. The branch is a great feature!

 

[Click]

I love the isolation in the 2nd and (especially) the 3rd one. The branch is a great feature!

Same for me. Nicely done, ISv.

 

[Jethro]

A few from yesterday:
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[Maximilian]

A few from yesterday:

Beautiful!
The form of the first one and the colour of the last one are extraordinary.

 

[Click]

Very nice series, Jethro. I really like the softness of the 3rd shot, it's like being in a dream, and the beautiful colour of the last one.

 

[Jethro]

Very nice series, Jethro. I really like the softness of the 3rd shot, it's like being in a dream, and the beautiful colour of the last one.

Thank you! I really like the effect of the 3rd one.

 

[Jethro]

Beautiful!
The form of the first one and the colour of the last one are extraordinary.

The 1st one was huge - about the size of a loaf of bread!

 

[ISv]

The 1st one was huge - about the size of a loaf of bread!

And difficult to isolate (especially if you don't want to get on your belly )! For me it's the best - colors of the last one are great but I don't think it's a rare Entoloma where you are... The first one is something I haven't seen.

 

[Jethro]

And difficult to isolate (especially if you don't want to get on your belly )! For me it's the best - colors of the last one are great but I don't think it's a rare Entoloma where you are... The first one is something I haven't seen.

The first one isn't all that unusual here - but the size was very unusual - my guide calls it Aphelaria sp. There were a number of other (finished) ones in the same area. I needed my wider angle (semi) macro lens to do better with the shot, but didn't have it ...

 

[Nemorino]

R5 + Laowa 15mm
stack of 52 frames

and with an additional 53rd frame @ f/32


R5 + RF35mm 1.8 macro
35 frames @ f/2

 

[Maximilian]

R5 + Laowa 15mm
stack of 52 frames

and with an additional 53rd frame @ f/32

Impressive DOF.
With the people in the BG I'd prefer the 52 frames stack. Otherwise the 53 frames would be as impressive.
Well done, Nemorino.

 

[Click]

I really like the ground-level shot. I also prefer the first one for the same raison.

 

[Maximilian]

Mushroom with ant topping