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Another Redhead Leccinum


Another Redhead Leccinum
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Copyright: Laszlo Kaposvari (Hormon_Manyer) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 715 W: 93 N: 909] (3064)
Genre: Fungi
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2007-09-30
Categories: Fungi
Camera: HP PhotoSmart R607
Exposure: f/3.5
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Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
Theme(s): Fungi of Hungary [view contributor(s)]
Date Submitted: 2007-10-04 14:47
Viewed: 1190
Points: 12
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
Hi! When I uploaded THIS photo, I thought it's Leccinum aurantiacum. Marco informed me I was wrong, it's L. versipelle. But now, I truly hope I've managed to photograph L. aurantiacum, because, as Marco said once, "it should have white decoration on stem, not black scales contrasting with the surface of the stipe". Or am I wrong again?

PP:absolutely nothing except framing and re-sizing.
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To lousat: Italy isn't differentHormon_Manyer 1 01-16 10:44
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Hi Laszlo,
This looks like a massive mushroom!
Good POV, color, and lighting.
The leaf in FG helps give it scale.
The focus looks soft to me so I did a workshop
to sharpen it to good benifit.
TFS
Richard

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  • Jamesp Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 1513 W: 9 N: 6007] (17866)
  • [2007-10-04 23:34]

Hi Lazlo

A nice composition with very good DOF and colours.

James

Hello Laszlo,
Excellent textures in the mushroom!
Colour and details are well reproduced, the tight framing works well to show the subject!
Greetings,
Pablo -

Hi Laszlo,

in this case, it can really be Leccinum aurantiacum because it has too orange colour to be Leccinum quercinum and too white stipe to be Leccinum versipelle.
About honza's critique look: http://www.treknature.com/read.php?f=2&t=115438&m=146063

About yout answer to Jan, attention to the habitat. L. quercinum grows under all kind of broad-leaved: Castanes sp., Quercus sp., Betula sp. ecc..., and also Populus sp., often with L. aurantiacum, at the same time.
Moreover, in scientific and strict mycology you can't use habitat as distinctive caracteristic

by
Marco DM

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  • lousat Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 2204 W: 8 N: 6094] (21500)
  • [2009-01-15 15:27]
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Hi Laszlo,i never seen this kind of fungi in the populus forest,maybe in my country is different..ehehe..thanks a lot for your precious info...you're great! Have a nice day,Luciano

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  • foozi Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 1536 W: 0 N: 2926] (10163)
  • [2009-03-15 6:01]

Hi Laszlo,
Thanks for your series of critiques and views on my post. Really appreciate it.
youre very much welcome to criticize , the longer the better as I can learn a lot from you. You have spent so much time in giving your ideas and perspective in capturing a good fungi shot.
That is something very noble and
I deeply and honestly appreciate it. Hope you will continue to do so as I have told you Im not an expert. Still lerning and one of my sources is you. Thanks again.
Your shot here is very beautiful and exciting one. Well taken in great care and brilliantly presented in its natural surrounding.
Lovely colours.

Regards,
Foozi

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