FUNGI LOVERS: Psathyrella

Hello friends of the Fungi Lovers community, are you all in good health? I hope that with the rainy season conditions like this you are all in good health. Let's create a healthy generation by exercising at least fifteen minutes a day.

Forests have all kinds of beauty in them from animals, plants and even water. One thing I want to discuss today is about the fungi kingdom group, I have heard that fungi are not included in the plant group. because fungi cannot produce their own food, therefore all types of fungi are classified in the fungi kingdom.

Mushrooms have their own beauty because their shape is mostly umbrella-shaped and they have very beautiful and charming gills. The specialty of this fungus is that it does not have leaves and fruit so it lives in environments with sufficient water or humid areas. Therefore, you will have difficulty finding it if the dry season hits. Mushrooms are one of the objects that photographers really like, because their shape and color really tempt photographers to immortalize them as beautiful works of photographic art.

When I was walking in the afternoon I saw a mushroom growing well on a pile of damp soil. This mushroom had a brown color on its hat and had a stem that was pure white and slightly brittle. Seeing mushrooms this beautiful I wanted to immortalize them into beautiful photos, so I took out my macro lens and smartphone which I always carry in my waist bag. With insufficient light conditions, I finally moved this mushroom to a place that had sufficient light. Then I saw a pile of thick green moss and this was a perfect collaboration.

Here are some photos of mushrooms that I managed to capture using my smartphone and I want to share with friends in the Fungi Lovers community.

These are the results of my photography work that I can share in my post today, I hope all my friends like it. See you again in my next post. Thank You

Author : @lensbong