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Hypoxylon fragiforme
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[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Hi friends,
I didn't post any fungi from ages, so it's time to do so now. Beech woodwart (Hypoxylon fragiforme (Pers.) J. Kickx) is a very common ascomycete (from the class Pyrenomycetes) in the Northern hemisphere, literally it's widespread and abundant everywhere where its host (beech - Fagus sp.) is growing. Sometimes this pyrenomyceta can be found on other hosts, but 99% of the records are from beech. Although the species is very common, was previously lacking from my gallery.
Photo was made yesterday in the Rostellan Forest, with ISO 250, f/5.6 and 1/6 sec. shutter speed, handheld. PP: level adjustment, re-sharpening after re-sized to the TN standard.
Thanks for looking (the image and also my themes Ascomycetes and Ascomycetes 2., the photo is added to the latter one). |
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Hello Laszlo,
Nice to see this art of Beech Woodart Fungi which I haven't seen before, if I'm not wrong. Excellent details and colors. But I like to see this picture upside down 😀, not looking bad.
Thanks for sharing,
Regards and have a nice weekend,
Srikumar
- PeterZ
(49139) - [2019-06-16 12:40]
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Hello Laszlo,
It really looks upside down. Excellent sharpness despite the handheld camera. beautiful natural colors. Fine DOF.
Regards,
Peter
- lousat
(65489) - [2019-06-17 1:36]
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Hi Laszlo,very curious species,you wrote that is common but i never seen before,perfect to create this very curious composition so busy,made in an excellent sharpness as usual,lovely springtime surprise! Have a nice week and thanks,Luciano
Hello Lazlo,
Very nice image and interesting too....
Very good details.
Marius.
Ciao Laszlo, lovely composition with nice specie, wonderful natural colors, splendid sharpness and fine details, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio
hallo Laszlo
nice picture of this specie with good details
gr lou