The point of this post is to show that you don’t need the latest camera to get out and shoot fungi, these were taken with the Samsung Galaxy S20 on a bike ride with the family along the Pipeline Track, near Neika on the foothills of kunanyi / Mt Wellington.
Clean the lens, check the light, get low and look for composition, hold it still, check for focus, good for go. Get out there and shoot!
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So many varieties of mushrooms to view and sad that these all we can’t eat 🌷🙏♥️
It’s Attractive beauty we can see only 👍🏻😊♥️🌷
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Thanks Thattamma, they would make a colourful fungi salad 🥗 Who knows, one of them might hold the cure for a cancer!
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Can also 🌷🙏👍🏻thank you so much for comments ♥️👏
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So amazing and beautiful, Tone! ❤️🇦🇺
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Thanks John, it’s been wet the last week or two and they seem to be suddenly exploding everywhere!
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One of them (the fifth from the bottom) looks like a chanterelle but I’d have to see it underneath. Even so, it’s always best to be 100% sure. Also it helps if there are others like it around (and there usually are). But for a photo shoot, the poisonous ones are prettier.
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That one was by itself. There’s a one colloquially called a golden cap here which I think looks similar, popular with some mischievous folk who make a tea ☕️ and get trippy. I’m not game to play that game.
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No, me either.
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The range of colours is amazing! The purple ones look like ones gnomes would grow in their garden. 🙂
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Definitely! We walked past a gnome garden too, I thought of you but I didn’t stop for a photo, maybe next time 🙂
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One cannot have enough gnome photos! 😀
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Oh my gosh that’s a Great variety of mushrooms! On a bike ride! Well, the first thing and most important we need to take a photo is to see… and it seems that you did very well in that department. Phones these days do a great job.
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Thanks Alessandra! Often folk look, but they still don’t see, open eyes and and open mind is the key 🙂
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