New Contest SUPER MACROPHOTOGRAPHY | Week 6 | Macro photography of wild mushrooms in papaya orchard on hill

grisaia-steem (64)Aceh-Teamin WORLD OF XPILAR • 3 years ago

Hello guys!!

Back again with me @grisaia-steem. The weekend has passed yesterday. Well, one day a week. It was the day I had been looking forward to in every day that had been exhausting me. That day me and @sultan-aceh went to lhokseumawe beach. It's been a while since I took a walk around the beach in the morning. That's why I want to do it when I know @sultan-aceh is going to the beach in the morning.

Didn't realize that the sea was high. Which caused some photo objects such as shells and snails to be blown away by the waves of sea water that had reached our seats, trying to get away from the reach of the sea. But what can I do, the pants I was wearing were already wet when I walked along the beach looking for an interesting photo object in my opinion.

Even though the tide is sea water which makes my jeans wet on my feet. I continued exploring the lhokseumawe beach to find some objects that I will use as a reference for my post. Yes, hard work does not betray the results. Finally I found some objects that will be the subject of my post for the next few days.

After we relax on the beach, we immediately continued our journey towards the hills. Because we don't want the holiday to end just like that. I plan to return to looking for photo objects in the form of insects. But what can I do, because I looked at my watch, it's already noon which means there will be no more insects to be seen.

But I kept walking near the papaya garden area of someone we know in the hills. But all I found were mushrooms of various kinds. Therefore for the future I will post about various types of mushrooms. What I will be participating in is the Supermacro contest week 6 organized by @sultan-aceh.

This time I will show you the types of umbrella mushrooms that we will often encounter. Yes, this type of mushroom is a wild mushroom. With a characteristic that there will be a kind of bulkhead behind the surface of this mushroom. This fungus is usually white in color in general which we can often encounter. Here are some photos of mushrooms that I mean: