Catching the translucent nature was a great idea - really nice! You said you're hand holding a Laowa 15mm macro and rotating the focus ring, right?
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Mushrooms And Fungi Of Any Kind
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The second one got drunk and fell over. Catching the moss (?) gave the photos a great feel.
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I enjoy the way shadow went across the underside of the top mushroom, but you can still see details in the shadow - beautiful!
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Yes, in fact the camera was touching the floor and no tripod was used.
Also R5 and Laowa 15mm macro, first a stack of 13 frames
and one @ f/32 and sharpened by Topaz
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Nice photos and perspective, again.
Funny, I would have expected the stacked one to be the one with the sharper BG.
The one with the blurred BG looks better for me.
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It depends on the number of frames used for the final image.
Of cause the blurred subject will cover the BG and create a halo often seen in stacked pictures.
It is also a question of taste. This one is made of 22 frames of the same stack
Of cause the blurred subject will cover the BG and create a halo often seen in stacked pictures.
It is also a question of taste. This one is made of 22 frames of the same stack
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sometimes, I'm not only resting it in the dirt, I flip it upside down to get an even lower angle I didn't realize Topaz can correct diffraction from f/32 so well. Of course you know, they look great!
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I like the reflections in the drops. I think those weren't water but some secretion from the mushroom
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Amanita sp. Little bit exaggerated yellow color
. I can't speculate to particular species but my guess is for Amanita (Amanitopsis) fulva.
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Yes! They are called "exudate" and are secreted by the fungus. No water drops. And in some species they could be colorful!
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I found an example with red in October. I think it's somewhat unsettling at first I though it looked like some kind of ruby, but then it made me think of blood. Just a few weeks too early for Halloweens
Mushrooms And Fungi Of Any Kind
@EricN: The first one is really dark. Maybe a little bit too dark? The second one is excellent (y) I try to expose for the color. It often does look too dark for many people. Some how I prefer to get blacks than to get whites.
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After a 5-6 days of rain (the winter is here!) I just decided to attach the 200-500 and hunt mushrooms! On some occasions I over estimated the MFD of the lens - easily to see in the photos (not sharp, less resolution!). As I see in the IExif files it's just 1cm but it makes a lot of difference!
1. Gymnopus menehune (described from Hawaii, could be endemic)
2. Gymnopus luxurians (very old and contaminated - I'm not sure of the ID!)
3-5. Copelandia (Panaeolus) sp. There are 4-5 species of Copelandia (subgenus of Panaeolus now) here, plus some real Panaeolus. All Copelandia are potent halucinogenic!
6. Pluteus sp. One of several Pluteus sp. here, very under-researched.
7-10. Limacella sp. No body knows (so far!) what species it is! Different stages of development.
1. Gymnopus menehune (described from Hawaii, could be endemic)
2. Gymnopus luxurians (very old and contaminated - I'm not sure of the ID!)
3-5. Copelandia (Panaeolus) sp. There are 4-5 species of Copelandia (subgenus of Panaeolus now) here, plus some real Panaeolus. All Copelandia are potent halucinogenic!
6. Pluteus sp. One of several Pluteus sp. here, very under-researched.
7-10. Limacella sp. No body knows (so far!) what species it is! Different stages of development.
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