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August 31, 2010 at 12:39 am #690044Anonymous
blackdesertwind, NIIIIIICE photo’s – love the clarity of subject even if it is shrooms lol I dabble a bit in photography myself!! I love the last one, that resembles Coral! Very pretty pictures – they would look nice in a collage framed for your kitchen! I found a really rare site in my backyard a couple years ago:
August 31, 2010 at 12:48 am #690045Poems wrote:blackdesertwind, NIIIIIICE photo’s – love the clarity of subject even if it is shrooms lol I dabble a bit in photography myself!! I love the last one, that resembles Coral! Very pretty pictures – they would look nice in a collage framed for your kitchen! I found a really rare site in my backyard a couple years ago:
Nice mushroom! How big was it? It looks huge! π
August 31, 2010 at 2:49 am #690046AnonymousBlackdesertwind wrote:Poems wrote:blackdesertwind, NIIIIIICE photo’s – love the clarity of subject even if it is shrooms lol I dabble a bit in photography myself!! I love the last one, that resembles Coral! Very pretty pictures – they would look nice in a collage framed for your kitchen! I found a really rare site in my backyard a couple years ago:
Nice mushroom! How big was it? It looks huge! π
That mushroom was about the size of my hand spread out, was perfect too. Only lasted a couple days and it and some others nearby began to wilt. I’ve had one single morel mushroom pop in the yard, too – never took a pic but should’ve!
August 31, 2010 at 3:53 pm #690047Poems wrote:Only lasted a couple days and it and some others nearby began to wilt. I’ve had one single morel mushroom pop in the yard, too – never took a pic but should’ve!
π That is the problem with fungi…they only last so long.
I’ve seen beautiful ones in the woods but since it was dark in the area they were or on a cloudy day the pics didn’t turn out. I don’t like using the flash…hate it actualy. With the orange fungi I had no choice. They are located in a dark area in the woods on the proprety where I live. No sun gets to them at all no matter when during the day.
So it was now or never in this shot.August 31, 2010 at 5:04 pm #690048I love mushroom photos! We get the fungi that looks like coral here, too. http://featherdust.critter.net/photographyhtml/pages/Coral%20Fungus.html
We also have a huge patch of chanterells in our back woods! I’ve been eating them all summer. Yum!!
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My art: featherdust.comAugust 31, 2010 at 5:40 pm #690049Jennifer wrote:I love mushroom photos! We get the fungi that looks like coral here, too. http://featherdust.critter.net/photographyhtml/pages/Coral%20Fungus.html
We also have a huge patch of chanterells in our back woods! I’ve been eating them all summer. Yum!!
O_o Oh that’s a gorgious pic Jen!
Mine was growing from the ground under leaves…I almost missed it.
So how did you prepare the chanterells?
Soup or something else? πSeptember 1, 2010 at 1:38 am #690050Blackdesertwind wrote:O_o Oh that’s a gorgious pic Jen!
Mine was growing from the ground under leaves…I almost missed it.
So how did you prepare the chanterells?
Soup or something else? πThey grow everywhere here! Some are yellow, some white. They always show up in August/September, here. π
As for the Chanterells, they are so wonderful that I tend to saute them and eat them on rice or with chicken. Cooking them in something would be a shame as you’d lose their more delicate flavor. I’m very honored to have them growing here… I’ve seen them selling for over $25/lb!
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My art: featherdust.comSeptember 1, 2010 at 10:23 pm #690051Jennifer wrote::yum: Mmmmmmm…wait up I’m coming over for dinner! π
September 13, 2010 at 3:19 am #690052Very poisonous mushrooms: amanita muscaria/fly agaric sept 3, 2010
One day later: amanita muscaria/fly agaric sept 4, 2010
3 days later: amanita muscaria/fly agaric sept 7, 2010
Here is what it looks like in it’s prime:
Another kind that is very similar to the one above but only smaller called amanita frostiana taken sept 7, 2010
September 13, 2010 at 1:14 pm #690053Great shots!
twindragonsmum π
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September 13, 2010 at 6:15 pm #690054twindragonsmum wrote:Great shots!
twindragonsmum π
Thanks hun. I just wished it would have been sunny like in the last pic. Sunshine makes all the difference between a good picture and a great one. πSeptember 13, 2010 at 6:24 pm #690055AnonymousBDW – Really cool ‘age progression’ shots of those poisonous shrooms!! And Jens pictures were beautiful too! Mushrooms really do make for some great photography. But, I wouldn’t trust eating anything out of the woods myself, not even the morels – too risky when you don’t know enough about them!!
October 7, 2010 at 12:07 am #690056October 7, 2010 at 3:11 am #690057Wow, love the 1st and 2nd the most. Great shots! I bet Canada is very pretty this time of year. π
October 7, 2010 at 10:26 am #690058sagiaparri wrote:Wow, love the 1st and 2nd the most. Great shots! I bet Canada is very pretty this time of year. π
It is! π
This weekend and the next should be even more colorful then last. Unfortunatly I can’t go walk since I’ll have my son this weekend. But you can bet if weather permits I’ll be up there the one after. π
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