Macrolepiota receipe

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• Merlin (896)
• [2005-10-29 13:04]
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Hey, Felipe - is it just me, or is that a slightly disturbing image? Are you going to post recipes for the other wildlife featured here? It would be a valued resource, I'm sure ;)
Thanks for cheering up a dull day!
Nigel

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• Robbrown (6054)
• [2005-10-29 14:27]

A different sort of veiw , definaly gives a scence of scale and enviroment in the pine woods.I can under stand the wish to find a different approach to an image, this one works.
The image looks sharp and well seen for such a shallow DOF. TFS yours Robert

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• Fisher (8915)
• [2005-10-29 14:34]

Felipe the chef,

Excellent shot and well done on the composition. Beautiful work.
Hmmm, gives me an idea. maybe holding a neck of a whitetail deer and then a venison recipe. LOL

Mike

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• Signal-Womb (10933)
• [2005-10-29 16:07]
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No more dark moody shots with a little fill-flash Felipe, just whip it out of the ground and chose your own background, no need for flash or tripod. That's the way to do it. Yes this is certainly different and now Iv got the recipe all I need is Macrolepiota. Brilliant post Felipe, very good job.

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• baudinm (56)
• [2005-10-29 16:48]

Hi Felipe,
This is a huge mushroom !
The receipe seems to be delicious and I wish I was your guest...
Amicalement,
Michaël

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• marhowie (34593)
• [2005-10-29 19:25]

Handy work Felipe ;-) Interesting approach that works along with this great recipe. I'm printing as I write. Well done & Thank You.

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• hummingbird24 (64)
• [2005-10-29 20:54]

Hello Felipe!

I very much like your unique posting and excellent cooking instructions!

Sharp details, colors, DOF, and pose.

Do you ship to Canada?

Great job and presentation, bravo!

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• liquidsunshine (11488)
• [2005-10-30 2:44]

Interesting post Felipe,
Good colour, detail and sharpness.
Love the recipe, great idea.
Thanks for posting.

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• TAZ (10918)
• [2005-10-30 3:52]
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What an impressive size for this fungi ! Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
PS : the raison of my too short comment is on the forum...

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• Dave (2157)
• [2005-10-30 7:49]

I love the hand holding the mushroom up giving us a good idea of its size. I appreciate the recipe also. It would be nice to get confident enough to know what you can eat from the wild so as to not need to go to the store. But, I understand mushrooms are like snakes, you have to be careful and respect their abilities to harm and to benefit. ;)

Excellent picture! Thanks!

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• red45 (26865)
• [2005-10-31 6:50]

Haha, Felipe - brilliant idea. Now I'm waiting for shot of duck with recipe of course ;-)))

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• ferran (0)
• [2005-11-01 9:37]

Hola Felipe,

Gracias por la receta, la probaré...
Esta macrolepiotas -apagallum o cogomella, por aqui- me gustan mucho en plan San Jacobo:

-Una seta, jamon dulce, queso, mas jamon y finalmente se cierra "el bocadillo" con otra seta del mismo tamaño. Se reboza con huevo y pan rallado y se frie. Quedan deliciosas.
Que aproveche!
Ferran

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• Active (1231)
• [2005-12-03 4:56]

WOW!! He is so big!!!
Great idea of photo. Very good POV.
I like it :)
TFS :-)
Barbara

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• Hormon_Manyer (1108)
• [2008-05-24 11:50]

Hi Felipe,
Part of the dinner. :) I guess it's Cristina's hands - we see a bit of her at least. :)
Great idea and photo. Congrats and tfs.
Un saludo, László