Entender y modelar la luz es fundamental para un fotografo pues, junto con la composicion, forman las bases de la expresividad de nuestras imagenes micologicas.
Stropharia semiglobata
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Clitocybe
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Hygrocybe
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Técnica Fotográfica por Álex Alonso
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Вячеслав Мищенко | Vyacheslav Mischenko
Под дождем вдвоем…
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Хранитель
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…что мне дождик проливной…
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Черепаха Тортилла
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Под присмотром
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Вячеслав Мищенко | Vyacheslav Mischenko
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In conversation with Henrik Spranz
Vienna-based wildlife and nature photographer Henrik Spranz specialises in macro photography with more than a touch of magic realism. It’s not by accident that his world takes us on a flight of fancy into a different, more ethereal place, and gives him a creative break from the day job.
Interview by Nick Smith
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Macro Photography by Henrik Spranz
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Outdoor Photography Magazine
July 2016
Glowing Mushrooms Come To Life In A Fairytale World By Martin Pfister
Mushrooms are often a favorite subject for macro photographers, but photographer and outdoor sports enthusiast Martin Pfister has found a refreshingly creative way to shoot these elegant and sometimes tasty fungi – he lights them up from behind with tiny LED bulbs to give them a magical glow! Pfister’s photos, most of which he captures using a Canon EOS 6D, have a subtle fairytale-like quality.
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Glowing Mushrooms by Martin Pfister
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The Mystical World Of Mushrooms
Most people consider mushrooms to be the small, ugly cousins of the plant kingdom, but theirs is a surprisingly beautiful and wonderful world waiting to be explored. These beautiful mushrooms, captured by enthusiastic nature photographers, are a far cry from the ones you find in the woods or your local grocery store.
Most mushrooms, as we know them, are actually just the reproductive structure of the fungus they belong to – their fungal networks expand far further underground, and some fungi don’t even sprout the sort of mushrooms that we’re used to seeing. In fact, depending on your definition of “organism,” the largest living organism in the world is a fungus – there’s a honey mushroom colony in Oregon that occupies about 2,000 acres of land!
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The Mystical World Of Mushrooms
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