Sunday afternoon I headed down to the rivulet. In the first two hours I saw nothing I considered worth photographing, though it was still beautiful, composition failed me. I felt uninspired, but happy pottering around relaxing in nature, listening to the bubbling rivulet. I considered it was still worthwhile, just to get into the bush, even if I left empty handed.
It was getting close to dinner time, I decided to head home. Then, even though I had been looking before, I suddenly began seeing. The orchids in the previous post, and this diverse little selection here. Maybe I’d just been trying too hard.
The last two are “Slime-Molds” – Tubifera sp., if you don’t know anything about these (like me) and have a spare three minutes … watch this – mind blown!
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Fabulous fungi! The second one looks like a gemstone. The slime mould looks like caviar. Watching the video (definitely mind-blowing), the mould seems like a cross between plant and animal. Like something you would see on Star Trek. Maybe the aliens are already amongst us. 🙂
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Thanks Morgaine, I thought caviar too! I visited them again yesterday, they have only changed a little, this is the “fruiting” stage of Slime Mould aliens 👾 Soon they will take over the world 🌎 😱
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I know that feeling when you walk around with the camera and no inspiration. You snapp some shots and then the art just appears. Lovely pictures!
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Thank you, I got lucky! Sometimes that feeling can last for weeks 😞 🤔 At least I was out and about enjoying life 🙂
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Yes, I was going to say it looks like salmon eggs. Funny how you started seeing things when you stopped trying so hard. That’s often how it is.
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I usually have to be in the right headspace to be creative and take photos, I’m not really sure what was or wasn’t going on, but all’s good 👍
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Lovely selection!
✨🙏🕉🌱🌿🌳🌻💚🕊☯🐉✨
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Thank you 😊
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