Goodmorning beautiful lady, Wonderful textures and colors. As I wanna dive into them and have a bite (wich I'm not sure of if I can?). Happy day my friend. Hugs Dagmar
On est parfois très surpris de surprendre certains champignons dans des endroits très insolites... J'aime beaucoup l'ensemble de vos photos... J'adore aller à la cueillette des champignons. Gros bisous
The chicken of the woods are a favorite of the kitchen too. Those squirrels sure know how to use dehydrators that are naturally found in Nature. One merely has to open their senses to feel and find where these creations exist naturally.
I recognize some of these 'shrooms. Some, not all. And I love how you found 'em up in the trees, after the squirrels went shopping. Great shots. The patterns (in shot 1) are so beautiful. I love inspecting the undersides of mushrooms, the textures, patterns and "gills." It's starting to get colder here now -- I went out hiking in the woods today (sans gloves) and came back with very cold hands! Can't wait to get past election day . . . yay!
Great use of the macro lens! It's amazing what is there if only people would take the time to look closely. Sort of stop and smell the roses type thing.
TL - isn't nature just amazing - I love fungi - the shapes, patterns and colours are beautiful - I love the macro detail of photo 1 and the colour and texture and shapes of photo 6. Go well. B
Isn't it amazing? Sometimes I think that everything we create already exists in nature! Thank you for getting us so much close to the autumn beauties in a forest!:)
What lovely colorful photos that show the amazing textures of mushrooms.
We've become super aware of mushrooms because one of our dogs is obsessed with eating them. In the winter, it "rains dried mushrooms" in the wind as all the squirrel caches come tumbling down (causing us all sorts of headaches due to our crazy dog). Squirrels are smart little rodents, aren't they?
What a tresure Tammie!! =) photos and naure as lovely as can be and even more than words can say.. I love mushroom no 2! both in colors and texure. and what a lovely colorful no 3, growing upon each other!
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I didn't realize squirrels hid mshrooms! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteGoodmorning beautiful lady, Wonderful textures and colors. As I wanna dive into them and have a bite (wich I'm not sure of if I can?).
ReplyDeleteHappy day my friend.
Hugs Dagmar
On est parfois très surpris de surprendre certains champignons dans des endroits très insolites...
ReplyDeleteJ'aime beaucoup l'ensemble de vos photos... J'adore aller à la cueillette des champignons.
Gros bisous
Awesome series !
ReplyDeleteThe chicken of the woods are a favorite of the kitchen too. Those squirrels sure know how to use dehydrators that are naturally found in Nature. One merely has to open their senses to feel and find where these creations exist naturally.
ReplyDeleteas always, wow... xoxo
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! That first shot is sublime and the last one so unexpected! Wonderful captures!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely, as usual. You would get on with my pa, he photographs the UK equivalent of your subject matter.
ReplyDeleteI just love the colour of fungi fruiting bodies, they are amazing and have such variety.
Frilly, gilly perfection.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series. Love the first photo. Beautiful colours and composition.
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From your lovely pictures Tammie we can understand why designers are always tempted to copy nature.
ReplyDeleteI recognize some of these 'shrooms.
ReplyDeleteSome, not all.
And I love how you found 'em up in the trees, after the squirrels went shopping. Great shots.
The patterns (in shot 1) are so beautiful.
I love inspecting the undersides of mushrooms, the textures, patterns and "gills."
It's starting to get colder here now -- I went out hiking in the woods today (sans gloves) and came back with very cold hands!
Can't wait to get past election day . . . yay!
That first close up is Amazing! Looks like a few edibles in there.
ReplyDeletejust love those ruffled ones. beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOOoo...beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe wonderful nature, not only provides joy to the spirit, but also feeds us.
ReplyDeleteHave a good one, Tammie !
Tomás.
Great use of the macro lens! It's amazing what is there if only people would take the time to look closely. Sort of stop and smell the roses type thing.
ReplyDeleteTL - isn't nature just amazing - I love fungi - the shapes, patterns and colours are beautiful - I love the macro detail of photo 1 and the colour and texture and shapes of photo 6. Go well. B
ReplyDeleteso you are saying that you steal from squirrels? LOL
ReplyDeleteAloha ha ha
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These are STUNNING! You have captured music in these.
ReplyDeleteExcelentes fotografias de belos Cogumelos.....
ReplyDeletePasse no meu blog tem lá prémio....
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WOW! Stunning captures!
ReplyDeleteawesome 'shrooms...fungi...
ReplyDeleteone of my favorite things to take pictures of!
each is so unique.
beautiful nature's art!!
Oh wow - these shots are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteA creative and beautiful set of images! Really enjoyed the whole set, but the first one was excellent :-)
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Oooioohhhh!!! So many kinds. How delightful. I have been drawing them.
ReplyDeletegreat shots!
ReplyDeleteOh, Tammie, this is exactly like a collar from 16th century! Have a look here, please! -
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Isn't it amazing? Sometimes I think that everything we create already exists in nature!
Thank you for getting us so much close to the autumn beauties in a forest!:)
Very pretty series! Isn't it fascinating how the wildlife know which ones they can eat!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely colorful photos that show the amazing textures of mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteWe've become super aware of mushrooms because one of our dogs is obsessed with eating them. In the winter, it "rains dried mushrooms" in the wind as all the squirrel caches come tumbling down (causing us all sorts of headaches due to our crazy dog). Squirrels are smart little rodents, aren't they?
What a tresure Tammie!! =) photos and naure as lovely as can be and even more than words can say.. I love mushroom no 2! both in colors and texure. and what a lovely colorful no 3, growing upon each other!
ReplyDeleteA real joy to see! :)
Have a lovely day! :)
Bonitas imágenes y buenos detalles de estos hongos.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
...this is fun and cool!! I love those mushroomy designs!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful things - sometimes you just have to look closely to see, right?
ReplyDeletelovin the macro!
ReplyDeleteI am in awe. Each of these photos is exquisite. They fill my eyes--each in a different way. How absolutely beautiful.
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