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Hi 🍄-fellows, Polydesmia pruinosa is a very small fungus with only about 1mm diameter. Please open it in fullscreen to see even the reflections in the little water drops to the right. You can see myself standing in front of the mushroom with my tripod. :) Have fun and stay healthy, Jörg

Hi 🍄-fellows, this little mushrooms are just about 3mm and I found it only by chance as I searched slime moulds. I hope you like it. Have fun and stay healthy! Jörg

Hi! I saw this drop and was absolutely fascinated about the reflection in just one drop. So small but it still reflects a whole world.

Hi 🐛-fellows, I found this guy sitting on an old oak leaf. It wasn't moving so I assume that it was sleeping. I used the chance to take a stack of it. Hope you like it. Have fun and stay healthy, Jörg

Hi 🍄-fellows, here's a second picture of the Crepidotus autochthonus on an old branch. Hope you like it! Have fund and stay healthy, Jörg

Hi 🍄-fellows, I found this little perfect slime mould colony by chance as I was already on the way back to my car. I have spent more than one year to find such beautiful slime moulds which are nit higher than 3mm. I used my Raynox MSN-505 for this to get the needed magnification. Please find...

Hi 🍄-fellows, this one is called Nectria cinnabarina and I found it on an old birch branch. Each little head is about 1-2mm. Have fun, Jörg

Hi 🍄-fellows, I saw these ones some days ago. Hop you like this liitle redheads... Have fun, Jörg

Hi 🍄-fellows, hopefully you enjoy this one here. It's a young honey fungus colony (latin name: Armillaria ostoyae) which you can identify on the stem and the still closed lamella Have fun! Jörg

Hey mushroom fellows! 🍄 I hope you like the following one: Have fun, Jörg

Hi fellows, I thought it would be a good idea to take a stack of this lovely mushrooms and at the end I'm sure it was worth it! Hope you like it! Have fun, Jörg

Phloeomana is a bark-inhabiting agaric fungal genus that produces fuscous-colored to whitish mycenoid to omphalinoid fruit bodies in temperate forests. I found this ones some weeks ago during a mushroom photo walk. Hopefully you like it.

Hi to all 🍄 - fans! Hope you like this little guys here: ,

Hi, I found this old slime moulds by chance as I tried to take pictures of fly agarics. They seems to be dried out and very old, but I love the picture nevertheless. Have fun, Jörg

I found this two guys on a dead tree trunk some days ago. I hope you like it.

This one is my latest picture of a glowing mushroom. Made as a douple exposure stack with Adobe Lightroom, Helicon Focus, Adobe Photoshop and Topaz Studio 2. Hope you like it. I still habe two pictures in the pipeline but I've to finish the post-processing.

Maybe some of you might know this picture from my mushroom tutorial. Hope you like it! Tutorial for this picture: https://macroderie.com/resources/how-to-shoot-and-edit-pictures-of-glowing-mushrooms.115/

Walking on the trails of the city's green space property I took this shot of the overhead trees :

Some of you waits for new pictures and I don't let them wait any longer. I found this little mushrooms under an rotted branch. They were just about 4-5mm high! So more or less baby mushrooms! Hope you like it!

Hi all together, I want to share my first mushroom pictures from this autumn with you. Hopefully you like it. I added some pictures from my setup to whom it may concern. The secret to get the light effect is a flash light and a stack with and one without it. So you can merge both pictures...