"HONEY MUSHROOM".

Critiques [Translate]

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• NinaM (4547)
• [2008-06-14 18:18]

Wow, that's fantastic, sweet mushrooms! Your pictures are beautiful, Mario, the bright sun shining and bringing out the superb colours. And yours notes are very interesting, thank you!

Francine

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• Mana (16346)
• [2008-06-14 19:18]

Hi Mario,
Outstanding collage of shots of these Honey Mushrooms and the four different perspectives show their size, form and habitat perfectly. Very neat and sharp image with nice colours and perfect bright lighting. Great find by you and the fact that it is so sweet in another bonus. Excellent POVs and very nicely composed. Kudos.
TFS.
Sumon

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• Hormon_Manyer (1108)
• [2008-06-14 22:43]

Hi Mario,
Very fine photos and collage, but Your ID specification is wrong. It's impossible being an Armillaria, the species (all) of that genus are growing only on wood (dead or living), in colonies, with stipes united at the base. Also the lamellas and cap are very different from any Armillaria. I'm not sure about what really is, but my tip is Tricholomopsis rutilans. Let me show You an Armillaria photo to see the differences. Otherwise, A. novae-zelandiae is only living in those islands, if I'm not wrong.
Tfs, regards, László

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• mayuresh (916)
• [2008-06-15 0:33]

Hello Mario,
Wonderful collage of honey mushrooms,excellent composition and perfect focussing,lovely colours.
well done.
TFS.

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• zulfu (583)
• [2008-06-15 5:42]

Hello Aires, wonderful shots of this interesting and new mushrom for me. TFS. Regards, Mehmet

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• eqshannon (19639)
• [2008-06-15 7:46]

Is it because simply of their taste or are the taste neurons in the brain enhanced? This question is one which has gone on in some psychadelic circles for many years starting with Carlos Castenada...I have read much by him....wonderful lesson plan Mario...
Bob
oh-oh

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• Miss_Piggy (3231)
• [2008-06-15 7:57]

Hallo Mario
Time was my biggest enemy lately, and I have lots of catching up to do. I can see why this mushroom is called the "Honey Mushroom". You have captured this golden coloured mushrooms with great clarity and the colours are well seen and displayed. It actually looks very tempting to eat and I am not sure if these ones are edible? Your display of the 4 images in 1 is really done wonderfully and it is good to compare and view them all at the same time. A gorgeous image filled with lovely colours and details. The green grass really highlights the golden yellow colour of the mushrooms, making this a great attraction to the eye image. Thanks for sharing this interesting photograph.
Kind regards
Anna

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• haraprasan (13064)
• [2008-06-15 10:34]

Namastay Mario,
A nice collage of this beautiful mushroom. Superb details and nice composition. Yes mine is a small but very powerful one for stable tiny subjects. It has a macro close up focusing distance of 4 cms. Thanks a lot for sharing.

Sincerely
Haraprasan

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• anel (8315)
• [2008-06-15 23:58]

Bonjour Mario,
I'm coming to say hello and thanks for this excellent fungi-presentation. Interesting to see the Honey Mushroom shown from different perspectives and your note is very interesting. So I wish you a sweet day...
Take care
Anne

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• eng55 (1127)
• [2008-06-16 0:00]

Hi Mario,
Beautiful shuts of honey mushroom.Each frame is well caught and composed.Excellent collage!
Thanks for posting.

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• Alex99 (14603)
• [2008-06-16 10:13]

Hi dear Mario.
I have only one or two bad shots of fungi. You have posted whole collage with amazing specimens. Simply great quality of the images. Superb lights, sharpness, vibrant colours. POVs are selected excellently too. Bravo. Well done.
Alexei.

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• jusninasirun (5130)
• [2008-06-18 23:20]

Hello Aires. Excellent combination of images captured in well exposed detail. Bright and colorful contrast under good lighting. Well done and best regards. Jusni