CONTEST MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY IN #STEEM #STEEMIT #TRON #WOXTOKEN | WEEK 22 | Panellus Stipticus In Aceh Forest

diary-macro (59)Aceh-Teamin WORLD OF XPILAR • 2 years ago

Panellus stipticus

Here my contribution for MACROPHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST WORLD OF XPILAR COMMUNITY WEEK XXII - Organized by @sultan-aceh.

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Hi everyone, see you again with @diary-macro, where I post macrographic photos of my daily activities ranging from mushrooms, insects and various objects that can be photographed using macrographic techniques.

In today's post, I'm back in the contest held by @sultan-aceh, namely MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST IN #STEEM #STEEMIT #TRON #WOXTOKEN | WEEK 22 - MACROPHOTOGRAPHY IN WOX COMMUNITY, and this contest is directly supported by @xpilar who acts as Leader, and also admin from the XPILAR DUNIA community.

Hello all steemians.

Back again to @diary macro's post, in this post I still rely on mushroom photography in the Aceh forests which still store various kinds of animals and plants that are not widely known to the world.

Today I want to post a mushroom that has a Latin name, namely Panellus stipticus, this mushroom is very beautiful and quite interesting, this mushroom has a shape with a beautiful motif with brown color with white dominant color.

This mushroom is one of the wild mushrooms that grows in the forests of Aceh. This mushroom has a length of only 3 cm and the width of the petals is only 1.5 cm, but that is what makes it look very beautiful because if it is too large it will be difficult for the camera lens to capture the focus of the object. object. in the middle da will make the image blurry.

Mushrooms are often found in conditions after a few days of rain because the growing medium will be exposed to rain and moisture so that the fungus can thrive on it, and for some mushrooms that are consumed, such as oyster mushrooms, mushrooms can thrive on it. cultivated, and will be watered first and then left at room temperature. make oyster mushrooms thrive.

However, wild mushrooms grow by themselves without many people realizing how beautiful they are if they are used as objects of photography.

to draw more of these wild mushrooms you can see in some of the pictures that I have shown below.