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Critiques [Translate]
- euroblinkie
(64279)
- [2010-11-07 11:13]
- [+]
hello Grzegorz
this is a (BEAUTY)of a fungi wich i like
great sharpness and good details
very nice colours
the name?is he BIG?
maybe Gyromitra Gigas if the colours from white to light brown to brown
greeting lou
- Argus
(50626)
- [2010-11-07 12:12]
Hello Greg,
Yes this does look like a scene from a horror film: one monster engulfing another!
I've no idea what the ID is but it is a fine capture of both the slime fungus and the one below it. Perhaps our friend László can help on this one.
Thanks and have a good week in your warm country!:))
Ivan
- boreocypriensis
(9571)
- [2010-11-07 16:03]
What an interesting ans spectacular mushroom Greg! As you said, it looks like a brain:) indeed. Technically perfect and neat macro MF!
By the way nice to see you after a long break again:)
TFS and have a nice new week!
Cheers,
Bayram
- ramthakur
(56953)
- [2010-11-07 16:36]
Greg, this sure is a very curious bit of Fungus and your thought assiciation of it with a human brain fits.
I'm no fungus expert, so all I have to say is that this is very realistic capture verging on three dimensional.
Thanks and regards.
Ram
- jusninasirun
(14660)
- [2010-11-07 20:28]
Hi Grzegorz. You are right about the first sentence in your notes. It also looks like the brain removed from the skull. The capture is brilliant with details so well defined. Great find and thanks for sharing. Jusni
- uleko
(10940)
- [2010-11-08 5:19]
Hello Greg,
Good to see a post from you and a very interesting one too! As regards the shape I agree with Laurens but the white colour is odd!
An excellent capture, very sharp and the colours in this composition are beautiful. I wouldn't eat it though!!
TFS and best wishes, Ulla
- Hormon_Manyer
(10251)
- [2010-11-08 6:07]
- [2] [+]
Hi Grzeg,
The upper bunch of fungi is a parasitic species named Syzygospora tumefaciens (Ginns & Sunhede) Ginns, which is infecting mostly the fruitbodies of Collybia genera sensu lato. Hard to identify the infected fruitbody though, probably Rhodocollybia maculata (Alb. & Schwein.) Singer. Excellent shot and post, Dr. Watson. :)
Friendly regards, Wladek
- Pitoncle
(9508)
- [2010-11-08 6:51]
Bonjour Grzegorz,
Très bonne restitution de ce mystère de la nature ; merci pour le partage.
A bientôt sur TN pour de nouvelles aventures.
Gérard
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