FUNGI FRIDAY : Trametes Hirsute

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Hi everybody! How are you today? I hope you are fine. Today is the day we've been waiting for together, especially if it's not Friday, Friday with mushrooms, of course, in our beloved community #fungifriday. So this is my second post in the #fungfriday community, as I said in my first post, that I'm just a new person in the world of photography, especially about this mushroom I'm still very new to, read the full details of my first post here.

After a week has passed I still learn a lot about capturing good pictures with the right focus of course with my friend @mirz, he is the best teacher for me in providing very useful knowledge. I learned a lot this week about the types of mushrooms and also the focus of my image which is still lacking as seen in my first post. So for this week I'm trying even harder to be better than the week before.

This week I traveled again with my friend @mirz to look for objects in a forest around where he lives, the city of Lhokseumawe. I went with him and several other friends, there are many things I can learn from all of them, they seem to be very experts in the world of macrophotography. As a beginner, of course, I asked a lot of them.

And for this week I will present an object of mushrooms that I got, these mushrooms are several types of Trametes hirsute (you can read more about it here). As usual, who are still new to the type of mushroom, again I have to look for it on Google Lens to make sure it's clearly the type of mushroom so that there are no mistakes. Maybe here too my pictures still look out of focus, but I've tried my best I hope you will like it. And take a look at some of the pictures I captured:

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Those are some of my catch pictures, I hope you enjoy them. Thank you for visiting my blog, make sure you leave a comment.

INFORMATION

Camera	Nikon D5300
Lens	Smartphone Q-Lens 35mm
Photography	Mushrooms
Process	Adobe Photoshop cs4
Location	Lhokseumawe, Indonesia
Photographer	@khairulfajri

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