Russ,
Those are really nice shots; you seen to have had a bumper crop of fungi
this year. BTW, images 06 and 03 are not fungi but are Indian Pipes, a
flowering plant (in the blueberry family) that lacks chlorophyll.
Charlie
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 12:06 PM, Russ Butler <rbinnj@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Jim's neat TN fungi crop is just coming in. Our NJ crop was best this
> Summer following a wet Spring.
>
> My wife always gives me hell for tasting various stuff in the woods but
> even I don't mess with the fungi :-)
>
> http://nfs.nfshost.com/pics/09/fungi09.html
>
> The top 6 were shot with my wife's old SD400 that I've started carrying
> around in my pocket. The damn thing really annoyed me early on when
> comparing close flower shots with my OM's, as I couldn't beat it on the
> real close stuff. Finally sunk in that its tiny lens gives huge dof.
>
> The bottom 3 were shot w/an OM-4 on fuji 400 print film. Scanned raw on
> V700. Edited with ImageMagick, photofiltre & neat image.
>
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