They were taken with my Fuji s7000, but I have only just done the PP.
Hopefully next year will see me there again with a *real* camera, a bit more knowledge and a nice macro lens!
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These shots are from last year when I stayed in Pemberton. The fungus was just starting to sprout which made for some lovely walks.
They were taken with my Fuji s7000, but I have only just done the PP. Hopefully next year will see me there again with a *real* camera, a bit more knowledge and a nice macro lens!
C&C more than welcome!
Canon 300d...(hopefully not for too long though) http://www.redbubble.com/people/HandleBars
The second is a ripper, very unusual shape and great colour.
 The first and fourth though are a little soft."The good thing about meditation is that it makes doing nothing respectable"
D3 - http://www.oneputtphotographics.com
I love #2 for the detail - great macro shot. #3 probably needed a smaller f stop to bring most of the fungus on the trunk into focus.
#2 is actually very close to life size! There were larger ones around, but most of them were damaged. The largest we saw was about half a rockmelon in mass.
I have a pocket guide book somewhere called 'what fungus is that', and if my memory serves me correctly it is called a yellow brain fungus... C&C more than welcome!
Canon 300d...(hopefully not for too long though) http://www.redbubble.com/people/HandleBars
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