white ground fungus by Richardphotos
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http://www.soil-ph.com/soil-fungus/white-mold-in-dirt.html
I found this link for my mysterious garden fungus and I used a 105 Sigma macro lens to get better detail. I found it to still be difficult to focus on the fungus. see next post
Comments (17)
Very interesting trio of images, Richard. They look like ice crystals. I enjoyed reading the info in the link. Nicely done.
Beautiful crystal -like structure in this,,,,fantastic capture
I'd heard of this fungus, but never seen it. Yes, we can see that it's one tough photographic subject, and I don't know why. Maybe its density, as you suggest; maybe too much white light. But your capture here makes it look like a gigantic crystalline thing, advancing on that branch. And that little string at bottom is such a nice addition to the shot. This is almost surreal. I love the shot; and maybe there are just things in nature that won't be photographed, but the image is striking regardless.
great capture - thanks for the name - I went backwards in viewing your photos
Super Capture!!
Cool, looks like frosty ice. Nice find and shot.
Another wonderful picture of that fungus,klasse capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Interesting information, nice shots!
Very great shot !!!
A super macro with great detail.
beautiful image
You may be dealing with Southern Blight.
never saw this before so it must be small
Cool shot....
Looks like snow crystals, great capture!
nice
This is a wonderful macro photo, Richard! This fungus is so delicate and beautiful. It reminds me a lot of the frost crystals that form on your window on a really cold day.