Autumn Forest...Mushroom 25 by helanker

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Nov 27, 2008

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Hello ! One more in this mushroom series :) Soon there are no more mushroom shots, but not yet. Just a little more. Thanks for your so kind comments to yesterdays post and special warm thanks to those who added it to their favorites. :))) Have a splendid day. We will have up til +9C = 48,2 today, windy and grey.

Comments (20)

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jccj56

3:29AM | Thu, 27 November 2008

Awesome Shot!!

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durleybeachbum

3:35AM | Thu, 27 November 2008

I shall never get tired of fungi! Excellent pic!

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anahata.c

3:41AM | Thu, 27 November 2008

god, I'm gonna go into withdrawal when this series is over... This feels cavernous, full-size. I've always loved mushrooms growing off the side of rocks or trees, it shows their great versatility. The tree bark is luscious, and the little greens just shine. (I've liked all the greens in your series.) And you always get this intimate lighting, as if you caught them in their own private room. Scintillating, like a little cave, and filled with visual counterpoint. (And by all means, many wishes for your mom's recovery—may she get better soon!)

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gunsan

4:36AM | Thu, 27 November 2008

My dear Helle, you have filled all my mushroom dreams, without having to walk in the forest myself LOL

West_coaster07

4:55AM | Thu, 27 November 2008

Very nice!!!

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didda

5:22AM | Thu, 27 November 2008

I love all your mushroom picture and this one is great to ;O))))))))))

ARTWITHIN_II

5:46AM | Thu, 27 November 2008

Helle, another interesting capture. I notice the stem of a mushroom there, with its cap missing, like it has been beheaded. The others, in a group, appear to be straining to look at the lonely stem, like they are mourning the loss of their friend. Oh! Oh! I'm beginning to look at these mushrooms as people. Well, maybe there is some value to that, as your mushrooms often appear like a world within a world. Great composition.

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