This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by 
Friends, all mushroom image fans in the #Fungifriday community, here are three mushroom images that I uploaded which show the beauty and uniqueness of each species.
That's what you can see. The first mushroom with a grayish color that looks like a small stone sticking out of the ground, this mushroom is rarely noticed by humans, perhaps because of its small size and color that blends with nature or the area where it grows.
The branching posture is like a flower, the color is also grayish which is really hard to see if you don't pay attention, you can see it directly in this first album.
The mushroom in the second picture also shows a very luxurious bright yellow color, standing upright from a black wooden base. I saw it growing in a former charcoal wood.
The shape is quite dynamic and the sharp color contrast between the thin mushroom stem and the cup-shaped head gives the impression of jelly which has quite a delicious taste.
This type of mushroom is also called jelly mushroom, perhaps because of its shiny shape and gelatinous color, you can also see it for yourself in the picture I have uploaded.
Meanwhile, the third mushroom, which is smaller in shape with a thin stem and round, brick-red head, shows several differences from other types of mushrooms.
This mushroom also has a miracle that can be seen in its smooth stem which is able to support its fragile head to stand upright in the wild, this is also an assessment.
Friends, these three mushrooms were a valuable experience for me and all three together show how diverse they are in the wild. I discovered a lot of beauty while exploring macro life.
Thank you for visiting my post! All the images I upload are the results of my personal findings during my journey exploring the world of photography.
Each photo contains a unique story and experience that I want to share with you. I hope that through these photos, you can experience the beauty and magic that I have encountered on my photography journey. Enjoy every detail and moment captured in these images, and I hope they inspire and bring joy to you.