Tooth fungus ( Hericium ) by larose forest photos


21-SEP-2016	Christine Hanrahan

This large fungus was growing along with a smaller version on a large rotting log, along with various other fungi, including the slime mould Arcyria.

Panasonic LUMIX FZ200
1/60s f/2.8 at 4.6mm iso250 full exif

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margreet harmse		27-Sep-2016 14:15
A spectaculair colorful shot! V

Buz Kiefer		22-Sep-2016 22:16
Sounds like a party is going on in the detritus at conservation Area. :) Vote

Don		22-Sep-2016 21:17
The textures make it feel like I could touch this. Excellent exposure to deal with the whites and light and shadow.

Helen Betts		22-Sep-2016 16:31
Wow, very interesting look, and captured in excellent detail and color. V.

bill friedlander		22-Sep-2016 14:48
A fascinating structure, nicely captures with superb detail. V

Nirvan Hope		22-Sep-2016 13:54
A magical fungal forest! The rotting log has hosted such abundance!

Nora van Beek		22-Sep-2016 13:08
How interesting! It looks like a pink and white grouping of palm trees to me. V

Kuriacose Joseph		22-Sep-2016 12:35
Fascinating. I have not seen anything like this!

Pierre Martin		22-Sep-2016 12:12
so beautifull texture, splendid picture!

Terry Sprague		22-Sep-2016 11:49
awesome! I love fungus! VV

Ghislaine et Réal Boulet		22-Sep-2016 11:45
Superb capture.

Graeme		22-Sep-2016 11:00
Amazing find, Christine.The details are excellent.BV

Chris		22-Sep-2016 10:44
It seems to be fossilised, great shot.

Juliette		22-Sep-2016 08:26
wow.. this species is rare in my country V

victorswan		22-Sep-2016 08:22
always wonderful to see this one,so beautiful and spectacular great work Christine BV++

joseantonio		22-Sep-2016 03:58
lovely capture of this beauty.V

globalgadabout		22-Sep-2016 03:10
fascinating fungus...it reminds of a frozen waterfall..

Being Me		22-Sep-2016 02:45
Oh wow. So interesting. Looks like a mini forest from above. V

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