Got up this morning to more heavy rain, it finally let up so off to the lake, on the NFS road 3001 the pine trees were whispering there is a fungus among us.
For the next hour or so I wandered among the trees and fungus stopping here and there and doing portraits.
There was a light drizzle at first, then spotty sunlight and overcast.
The forest service did controlled burns late last winter and early spring I have been finding a lot new suspects, the usuals are few and far between.
I did find the May Apples I couldn't fine awhile back, the poor things were looking bad suffering from wet feet and not blooming.
This will be a three part post with more to come tomorrow.
Please forgive our appearance, but the rain splashed this stuff all over us.
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Me too, I'm just too damp to dust off
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it's still drizzling, and I'm getting a bit chilly
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Psssst over here, watch your big feet please
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Hey, there is more color over here
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and here
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I'm the cleanest
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Prepared right and than it’s delicious food.....nice pics
Good shots. A long time ago I used to go collect pine mushrooms near my house, but now there are a lot of people who do it for trade and I have to buy them. I prepare them with carrot, onion and red pepper in olive oil and vinegar.
I LOVE to photograph fungus! So many unique and strange varieties. And where I grew up, people hunt morels. These are great!
reguli wrote:
Good shots. A long time ago I used to go collect pine mushrooms near my house, but now there are a lot of people who do it for trade and I have to buy them. I prepare them with carrot, onion and red pepper in olive oil and vinegar.
Thank you very much Jorge
I have no idea if which are & are not editable so I leave them for others.
roxiemarty wrote:
I LOVE to photograph fungus! So many unique and strange varieties. And where I grew up, people hunt morels. These are great!
Thank you very much Roxiemarty
You captured a great variety, Frank. The downloads are beautiful.
Very nice, Frank. Most people overlook fungi as photographic material. I like to take pictures of them. It can be a challenge as they like dark places and many are low to the ground.
Manglesphoto wrote:
Thank you very much Jorge
I have no idea if which are & are not editable so I leave them for others.
All mushrooms are edible, some only once
Excellent collection Frank.
kpmac wrote:
Very nice, Frank. Most people overlook fungi as photographic material. I like to take pictures of them. It can be a challenge as they like dark places and many are low to the ground.
Thank you very much Ken
Well lets just say I sat on a blanket on the drive back home, I don't mind getting down for the low shots, but getting back up can be a chore after being down on my knees or laying down, some of these shot were 20 sec. or longer and 2-5 images per subject. ISO 64, f36-f40
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