White Mushrooms on Rotting Twigs
After spending some time walking around the wood, I finally sighted these mushrooms grew on rotting twigs. Unlike the cultivated mushroom, this kind of mushroom lives wildly, and remain untouchable, until we came for the photos. It's great to see their shape, the elegance and charming look of these mushrooms. As I believe, not all mushrooms are edible, and many of them are dangerous even lead to death. So, a few days ago, we went back to local forest to look for some mushrooms. As we thought, that would be some mushrooms growing somewhere around the wet area. When we arrived, the ground was partly dried and there was hard to find mushrooms in this situation. As always, it's thrilled to see this typical fungi lives well. Then, I decided to take them out to the light for having some photos, which also seized my attention to the color and the cap structure as if they were intentionally carved by nature and live peacefully among the leaves litter and little twig in the wood.
Camera | Nikon D7000 |
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Category | Fungi Photography |
Lens | Tamron Tele-Macro 70-300 |
Everyone knows it as frog umbrella in our area. But how beautiful it looks in photography.