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Wavy at night


Wavy at night
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Copyright: Felipe Mateo and Cristina (extramundi) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1875 W: 339 N: 4174] (12818)
Género: Fungi
Medio: Color
Tomada el: 2005-11-05
Categorías: Fungi
Cámara: Sony DSC-F717, Digital ISO 100
Exposición: f/8, 1/10 segundos
Details: Tripod: Yes (Fill) Flash: Yes
Versión de la foto: Versión original
Fecha enviada: 2006-07-20 15:49
Vista: 1115
Puntos: 20
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(Note borrowed from a previous post.)

As I have nothing to say about this one, because I am not sure what this is, I think it is important to know what is a fungi.
FUNGI ARE NOT PLANTS !!!
Most fungi grow as tubular filaments called hyphae. An interwoven mass of hyphae is called a mycelium.
Fungi are heterotrophic. Some live as saprophytes, getting their nourishment from the surroundings (often having first digested it by secreting enzymes). They perform a crucial role in nature by decomposing dead organisms are releasing their nutrients for reuse by the living. Some live in a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship with another organism, often a plant. The association of fungus and root is called a mycorrhiza.
The plant benefits by more-efficient mineral — especially phosphorus — uptake.
The fungus benefits by the sugars translocated to the root by the plant.

THIS IS IMPORTANT:

Now we know that mushrooms are the "fruiting body" of a fine root-like network called mycelium, and that this mycelium is the actual fungal organism, we must take into account several things:
If we know some place where good edible mushrooms grow, take care of it, they are delicate, if chemichal products are aded at anytime of the year, or the soil is moved, we will be problably killing a free source of food with rich protein and with very good taste.
When picking mushrooms, always cut the "fruiting body" off at the base, and dont pull from it, we can damage the mycelium.
If we want to see the base of the mushroom only for identification or photograpic ;-) purposes, bury gently in most limited area as posible. and cut a circle around with knife before pulling from it.
If the mushroom is not eatable or old, leave them in the forest, they are just in the process of throwing spores. Let it reproduce himself.
Also an important thing is not to eat mushrooms near heavy loaded traffic ways, of industrial zones. They have the special property of taking heavy metals from ground, and plumb is present in fuel and other heavy metals in industrial proccesses.

F:8 - 1/10 - Minitripod - Manual exposure - Diffuse flash.
manyee, phlr, AndyB, cecilia, red45, marhowie, jmp ha puntuado esta nota como útil.
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very nice look like fable-))

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  • manyee Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3068 W: 231 N: 6168] (21078)
  • [2006-07-20 16:21]

I really like this composition, Felipe.
The shape and texture of those mushrooms are wonderful, and you captured them well with sharp details and rich colors. Very informative note.
TFS. :)

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  • AndyB Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1391 W: 32 N: 1350] (3982)
  • [2006-07-20 18:05]

Hello Felipe,
Great shot of these fungi.
A good composition with nice depth and rich colours.
The diffused flash has done a great job here.
An interesting and very informative note too.
Nice work,TFS

Excellent study, a joy to view...
Brilliant!

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  • Janice Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3315 W: 148 N: 6113] (18648)
  • [2006-07-21 4:47]

Whatever they are, they are quite an amazing fruiting body of organisms. (Now is that correct?)
I love the frill of their skirts, and the colours. Well composed and I can see some small 'ladder ferns' growing among the mulch too. Well done F and C, TFS
Janice

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  • red45 Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2705 W: 74 N: 8864] (30243)
  • [2006-07-21 6:07]

Hi Cristina and Felipe!

Very dark mood this time, but I like it! DOF, use of flash, sharpness, composition - all great.

Hi Felipe/Cristina, (BTW - I never know who I'm talkin' to..maybe you could sign your notes) ;))
Difficult night shooting, nice flashwork to bring out some great detail. These fungi stand out very well from the BG as well.
I see a bit of light refraction off your lens..moisture?
Well done and TFS!

Hi Felipe,
The details are nice, clear and sharp.
Good colours, lighting and exposure. POV is good.
Well composed and nicely framed.
Thanks for posting, have a great weekend

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  • jmp Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1740 W: 95 N: 2273] (8411)
  • [2006-07-21 10:29]

Hola Felipe,
Una gran foto nocturna, con unas "ondulaciones" misteriosas. Interesante nota para los que hemos olvidado lo que era una seta.
Un saludo,
José M.

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  • phlr Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1243 W: 129 N: 881] (2814)
  • [2006-07-21 13:48]
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I can see that you are turned back to the mushrooms!
Another great post!
Yu manage very well the flash!
5* and TFS!

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