Some plainer fungi – if there’s such a thing? Brown, beige and white, Many are common underfoot, but often difficult to spot as they blend in with their surrounds.
Another “behind the scene” shot of the OM-1, this time taken with the EM-1 Mark II. One of the images taken of that group is below.
Thanks for coming bush with me, I hope you didn’t get any leeches 😉
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Like the delicate white ones …very pretty 😍😍😍💖
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Thanks, they looked delicate and vulnerable in the dark woods!
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Aww..vulnerable…you have amazing and apt words that you use as per the picture…niiiice 😊👍
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Thanks, my late Mum was a teacher, I think she would be pleased I impressed you 😀
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Hehe …so sweet 😊
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No leeches! 🙂 These are so graceful and perfect.
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I didn’t get any either this time 😀 These ones are not far out the back gate from home 🏡 😀
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Looking at your fungi photos always makes me want to paint them – but with some fairies or something magical. Great photos!
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Thank you, Feel free to use them for inspiration 😀
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You are way too awesome, my friend. Thank you.
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Pleasure, it is a compliment to be that my photography inspires you 😀
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You’re doing a beautiful job on these fungi.
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Thanks Anneli, the stringy fungi on the ground is tricky to get a good shot of to show how spread out it is, like someone squirted a heap of silly string about! I’m taking more time and looking for compositions as well as just fungi now too.
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I think you have lots to work with in that beautiful NZ environment.
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Close, Tasmania is at the bottom of Australia 🇦🇺 but I prefer the NZ Prime Minister to ours – we vote tomorrow though but I already voted tonight 😀
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Oh, sorry, Tone. I knew that you were in Tasmania and I know it’s separate from NZ. Somehow they all became one in my mind. Thanks for the reminder. It’s a bit like people thinking that Vancouver is on Vancouver Island but it’s not.
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No problem, it’s out closest neighbour, they’re an OK bunch 😉 Lots of blogging friends to remember 😀
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Beautiful!
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Thank you, I just visited your lovely blog and wrote a lengthy comment on your typewriter post, only for WP to tell me the reply couldn’t be sent! It wouldnt have disappeared on a typewriter!
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Haha, that’s true! Thank you for visiting my blog and I hope you have a wonderful night.
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I’m not sure if I managed to follow you, I hope so, WordPress app on my iPad mini is often fickle and sometimes doesn’t behave as it should, especially if I leave the reader and visit a site as I did yours 🙂
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I don’t think you did, but no worries! WordPress app isn’t the greatest for that stuff. I’ll have to follow you when I get home to my computer.
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I’ll keep an eye out and reciprocate, thanks 😀
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Was finally able to follow you! Love your blog
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Ah! finally able to follow you! Thanks 😀 I like your blog, it’s very inspiring and diverse, I will explore it further, cheers!
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