Slimy Fungus With Leaves & Dew by photosynthesis
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Taken on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia. There really should be a separate genre category for fungi since they really aren't flowers or plants, but I couldn't think of any other category that fit better. Maybe a general Nature category would be useful. Anyway, there is plant life in this photo, even if it's not the main subject...
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Comments (8)
Faemike55
Shrooms should have their own category, really. Great capture of this odd collection of stuff strewn together
auntietk
I like the abstract composition, the division of space, the different colors and textures and shapes. Well seen! This is the sort of thing I pass by with barely a look. Terrific image!
durleybeachbum
Most interesting. Love the drops!
Juliette.Gribnau
way cool
KarmaSong
Very interesting and a totally unknown species to me !
MrsRatbag
I love these nature still lifes...this one has everything, including some gorgeous water drops. Well captured!
anahata.c
Well, I may not eat for a month! It's like an eggs benedict that went reeeealllly bad. Big, bold and beautiful. And slimy and oozy and---what is that thing oozing around on the bottom of all that white? Looks like a big leave-shaped worm. I don't try to identify the parts of fungi, esp when nature interacts with them: It's just a big fungus party to me, and it's unique. But it's like a big egg dish to me, with bacon (the red stuff on top), and tar, and paprika, and that wormy thing, and lots of droplets---like they keep it on ice until served. And you've composed it so that the fungi is all on top, and the space is on the bottom: It falls on us. Great choice. Yucky and wonderful all at once. The droplets are the garnish: They give the final "kiss" to the shot.
danapommet
An awesome growth and capture - extra special with all of those water drops!