Wednesday’s Photos
Tiny Mushrooms in Macro Photography
Two weeks ago my wife and I went on one last mushroom hunt. The mushroom buyers had closed their shops. So our focus was on eating them ourselves. We were hoping to find a few more chanterelles, since they are so healthy and taste so good. Alas, there was not even one chanterelle we could find. Instead I discovered these tiny beauties. Enjoy!





Amazing pics 👌
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Spectacular place indeed! They are so pretty these little mushrooms. Cantarelles are really tasty, especially when picked fresh.
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My wife and I like the chantrelles too. When we have picked too many, we dry them so we can enjoy in our meals for a long time.
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That’s a good way to keep them and keep the flavour. We will never find too many, so we don’t have the problem here, too many people pick them … 😉
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You may know that squirrels dry mushrooms, too. They store them in little ‘pantries’ to serve as winter rations.
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Beautiful colors, especially in the last two shots
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Indeed, I also find colourful mushrooms very appealing. Thanks for the appreciative comment, Robert!
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Incredible variety—I had no idea mushrooms came is so many different colors.
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The mushrooms I photographed for this post are actually quite small. Most people would not even notice them in the woods. Thank you for your comment, Amy!
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These are very beautiful Peter.
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Thank you, Su!
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Zauberhafte Fotos Peter. Liebe Grüße Wolfgang
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Danke, lieber Wolfgang!
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Looks like there are so many variants of mushroom to pick. Great pictures, as always.
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Very nice. especially the 2nd and the 4th picture!
I isn’t easy to show them with a sharp edge
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Thank you very much, Gerhard!
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The yellow and white ones are especially charming. The mushrooms we see around here range from brown to beige to white — not nearly so attractive!
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These are very tiny mushrooms often overlooked by the casual observer. Photography had brought me closer to nature including the little mushrooms.
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I especially like the pink translucence of the mushroom in the final picture.
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These tiny mushrooms were a lucky discovery.
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Hi Peter.
I love the first photo and your macros. Well-done. Thank you.
Have a good day!
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Spectacular indeed. And amazing colours.
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