This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by
On this blessed Friday, welcome back friends to the #FungiFriday community! Warm greetings to passionate mushroom hunters. I am very happy to share the experience I had yesterday afternoon, where at that time I found three interesting types of mushrooms. I am happy to immortalize this moment by sharing images of this type of mushroom in this community as a form of offering on this special day.
These three mushrooms have their own very interesting characteristics. The first and second species of mushrooms are very small but very interesting. Likewise with the third mushroom which has a gray color. This type of mushroom is no less interesting than the mushrooms I have found before.
Friends, please look at the three pictures of mushrooms through several pictures that I have uploaded. I hope you enjoy my mushroom discoveries and also find beauty in the diversity of these species.
The first mushroom is characterized by a gray color and a smooth stem. I managed to take photos of this mushroom from youth to maturity.
This fungus changes color and shape with age. This photography covers various stages of development from the initial phase to the aging of the fungus.
Meanwhile, the second mushroom that I found showed similarities to the first mushroom. I believe the two are related, although there are slight differences. One of them is that the color of the stem of the second mushroom tends to be black, while the umbrella has shades of orange. However, these two mushrooms have a similar shape, namely small size.
These differences certainly give rise to unique characteristics among members of the fungal family. This second mushroom photography I took was very tempting. At each stage of growth, the black stem and orange umbrella are the characteristics that differentiate the first mushroom from the second.
Seeing a comparison of these two fungi feels like observing genetic variation within a group of fungi. This provides further understanding of the biodiversity and adaptation of fungi in the surrounding environment. By focusing my lens on these differences, my visual documentation reflects the uniqueness of each fungus and creates a visual narrative about a fascinating fungal family.
Friends, the third mushroom that I am sharing has a striking difference when compared to the first and second types of mushrooms. However, this third mushroom also stands out with its distinctive characteristics. I invite you to see directly the physical characteristics of this mushroom through the several pictures below.
The significant differences in this third fungal species arouse particular interest. Even though the size may not be as small as the first and second mushrooms, its appeal is no less interesting. On the image sheet that I uploaded, you can carefully trace the physical details and unique characteristics of this mushroom.
Try to pay attention to every element in this third mushroom that differentiates it from the others. Be it shape, color, or other characteristics, everything can be observed carefully through the images that I share. I am sure you will find the interesting beauty of this type of mushroom.
Thank you for your attention to my contribution today. Hopefully the information and images I share can add positive value to our exploration of the diversity of mushroom types. Let's continue to work and share knowledge between us.
| Camera | Smarphone + Macro Lens |
|---|---|
| Category | Macro Photography. |
| Editing | Lightroom. |
| Objeck | Mushroom. |
| Location | Aceh Sumatara. |
| Photografer |  . |