This was taken at the beginning of the month which was rather late for mushroom hunting.
Overnight was zero-degree celcius. No fun. The lack of sunlight and the cold feeling in isolation does make me a little melancholic.
On YouTube, I saw this phenomenon called "Blue Dot Effect" published in psychiatric journal, which was rather interesting. Basically, we all choose to have our own problems when there is nothing really major. Food for thought.
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Super! Great macro!
ReplyDeleteMacro of fungi is a sport
DeleteThat fungus is truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind words
DeleteFantastic capture.
ReplyDeleteThe directional lighting creates mood
DeleteFine mushroom photo of these fungi past their prime. You got the composition just right.
ReplyDeleteWithering moment
DeleteThank you for that beautiful photo and something rather interesting to think about. Aloha
ReplyDeleteGoing through all phases of life is a privilege
DeleteNo soy precisamente experta en setas y no sabrá distinguir las comestibles de las venenosas.
ReplyDeletePor eso cuando la consumo, las compro en el supermercado.
Buen hallazgo y excelente fotografía.
Un abrazo.
Yeah only from the supermarket
DeleteThat is a very interesting bit of You Tube research. you have taken something kind of ugly, and made it beautiful! The light on the stems and the Bokeh are gorgeous effects!
ReplyDeleteThat makes photography fun to do
DeleteI will check out the blue dot effect now.
ReplyDeleteIt is research starting out in the 90s
DeleteMystical
ReplyDeleteA little melancholy
DeleteVery beautiful photo
ReplyDeleteThank you Mike
DeletePreciosa esta foto minimalista. Tiene una luz extraordinaria y un fondo muy interesante.
ReplyDeleteIt is just a damp corner under a rotten tree
DeleteI kind of agree with that statement. Readers here are probably not under threat of being bombed, being malnourished or in extreme poverty.
ReplyDeleteThe lighting in the photo is interesting.
Seems kind of cute :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo and food for thought in conclusion.
ReplyDeleteI think we have our own problems all the time. But it would be insensitive to constantly cry about our painful ingrown toe nails when 4 people died in the Sydney floods or entire families died when an Indian building collapsed.
ReplyDeleteIt is all about perspective :)
DeletePerfect photo,
ReplyDeletemushrooms in general are a very nice subject to photograph.
I think that in 2022 a Greek had won the National Geographic photo prize on the subject of the three morels, a type of mushroom considered a culinary treasure, stands out for its labyrinthine appearance and is located on the highest mountain of Greece, Olympus.
That is so nice to know. I just google the pic out. Looks wonderful
DeleteHere is a report
Deletehttps://www.voria.gr/article/agorastos-papatsanis-apo-ta-oskar-tis-fotografias-exofyllo-sto-national-geographic
And here another report https:
Delete//www.kathimerini.gr/culture/562205815/manitaria-gia-vraveio/
oooo, nice!
ReplyDeleteA lovely colour this one.
ReplyDeleteA lovely capture of the mushrooms. I am going to google more on the Blue Dot Effect.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a great day!
Un macro impactante, tanto por el colorido como por la iluminación.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
...I love these "tiny trees!"
ReplyDeleteThere are forests in miniature around us.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully photographed.
ReplyDeleteFungi are fascinating, and this is a lovely shot. Thanks for joining us this week at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2024/06/philadelphias-city-hall.html
ReplyDeleteI love the lighted mushroom from down low.
ReplyDeleteThat is a super photo of the mushroom and his friends. Mushrooms are so cool, I feel guilty eating them sometimes. Hmm donno the Blue Dot Effect, worth a checking out I think.
ReplyDeleteAwesome fairytale atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteComo se me parecen a las que hace mi amigo Ángel en su blog buscando encuentras alguna de setas y otras muchas parecidas a las tuyas, lo único que ocurre es que dejo de publicar en el blog hace 9 años. Te dejo enlace y miras https://tulostoma.blogspot.com/.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Lovely photo
ReplyDeleteThat's a fabulous photograph.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Beautiful shot. As someone else mentioned, it does look fairy tale'ish
ReplyDeletewhat a warm light!
ReplyDeleteMuy bonita, me encanta. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteMacig Mushrooms? Count me in. Apparently they´re good for depression. Am at somewhat difficalt depression just. Other times I´m manic, they´re both bitches I have to live with this bipolar disorder.
ReplyDeleteNice photo though. Soft, dreamy pic with hint of bokeh. I like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, love it
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Lovely looking fungi, this. I posted one too this week.
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Food for thought for sure, Roentare. This is an awesome photo: the composition, the light (especially how you caught some light inside the mushroom cap!
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