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08-AUG-2012

Grounded

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

In all my years hiking in the Smokies this was a first. A beautiful patch
of Clavaria appalachiensis for the August "Connections" Challenge.

Canon EOS 6D ,Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
1/13s f/13.0 at 85.0mm iso500 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
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Jola Dziubinska14-Aug-2013 23:54
Terrific capture with sharp textures. Love the Latin name of this unusual fungus. V.
Janice Dunn14-Aug-2013 23:14
That is an unusual plant - a new one for me too
ac14-Aug-2013 15:40
Interesting.
LynnH14-Aug-2013 12:09
Very cool. Reminds me of asparagus. I agree with Walter, it looks like an underwater scene! V
Sam_C14-Aug-2013 09:34
Excellent, I'm sure these things have powerful elements! V++
borisalex14-Aug-2013 07:55
Reminds of a mushroom her called "Ziegenbart" and eatable! Great colors and details in a fine shot! v.
Stephanie14-Aug-2013 00:23
It's very interesting! Reminds me of land coral! :)
pkocinski13-Aug-2013 23:10
Oh my these are beautiful!
Brenda13-Aug-2013 22:43
What a great find! Some great moss too! Love the composition and colors.
Frank Brault13-Aug-2013 21:31
Very beautiful!
Karen Stuebing13-Aug-2013 20:37
Intriguing growth. Superb light, detail and color. Beautiful little ecosystem.
FrankB13-Aug-2013 20:06
careful where you sit!...V :)
Colin Storey13-Aug-2013 19:21
Glad you found these, they look amazing.
Terry Sprague13-Aug-2013 19:12
How beautiful! I love finding these! VV
Coleen Perilloux Landry13-Aug-2013 18:24
How beautiful. Have never seen it before.
Johnny JAG13-Aug-2013 17:53
They definitely look like coral
Walter Otto Koenig13-Aug-2013 16:02
A wonderful find Scott. Looks almost like an aquatic scene.
Faye White13-Aug-2013 15:55
Could be underwater... beautiful.
Guest 13-Aug-2013 13:57
Lovely structure they have, they really connect death matter to the living. V
larose forest photos13-Aug-2013 13:54
Fantastic!! I love these coral fungi, and coincidentally, just saw some Clavaria the other day. V
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