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Tiny Mushroom Against Rotting Log
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A few weeks ago I found this tiny little mushroom growing from the side of a rotting log. The thing I find amazing about this particular mushroom is that depending on the angle, it looked like a completely different mushroom! Would you believe it if I told you that this is my "Spanish Dancer"?! A lesson for all of us who don't know, or need a reminder: take pictures of your subject from different angles. You might just be amazed at how different it looks!
This image was taken in February, 2012.
A few weeks ago I found this tiny little mushroom growing from the side of a rotting log. The thing I find amazing about this particular mushroom is that depending on the angle, it looked like a completely different mushroom! Would you believe it if I told you that this is my "Spanish Dancer"?! A lesson for all of us who don't know, or need a reminder: take pictures of your subject from different angles. You might just be amazed at how different it looks!
This image was taken in February, 2012.
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