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I've been crawling around on the ground again.

You are finding a niche with these macros. I think you watch your depth of field and avoid having unfocussed stuff in front of your subject.

I'm glad you mentioned the title: I thought I'd walked into a forum advertising prosthetic buttocks.
(sigh), sorry, just my leetle joke

Cos I'm just a "fun guy" I guess? (fun-gi.... )

Seriously then: further to Don's point, what is your aperture here A-C?

I really like the way you've gotten down to your subject's level. It makes for much more interesting photos.

Zig Wrote:I'm glad you mentioned the title: I thought I'd walked into a forum advertising prosthetic buttocks.
(sigh), sorry, just my leetle joke

Cos I'm just a "fun guy" I guess? (fun-gi.... )

Seriously then: further to Don's point, what is your aperture here A-C?

Thanks, I needed a laugh this morning. It's funny, but I had a similar thought when I first saw it. Thanks everyone for your comments. My aperture on most was 2.8, with 4 on #3 and #4.

You have a beautiful variation of mushrooms in your forest Aine. It surprises me that you have them at this time of the year.

I like very much your picture #4.

I agree with Irma, Aine, teh fouth stands out to me for its color and composition.

Uli

Wow, very interesting creatures, Not your every day mushrooms, for sure!

Thanks again. We get mushrooms around here spring, summer, and fall, and it has been raining a lot lately, so I guess that helps. Number 4 was actually taken late last summer, though, the last one was taken just last weekend, and the others at different times in different places. I just look for them every time we go out for a hike in the woods.