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Mysterious forms of nature My mushroom photography experience

We often dont notice how much unknown wonderful beauty nature hides around us. One morning, while walking, I suddenly came across strange-looking mushroom. This brown mushroom that emerged from cracks in ground was like a piece natures art. It was then that I felt like I had to take a picture it. I took my phones camera in hand and carefully captured photograph.

I thought it might ordinary fungus, but when I got closer, I saw that its structure was quite different. Its surface was soft, smooth, slightly translucent brown. When the sunlight hit it, a light orange glow appeared on it, which made it even more alive. The bright color mushroom against the surrounding gray rocky background was like a perfect brush stroke on natures canvas.

By taking this photo, I realized that good photography does not require an expensive camera a special place. You just need see with your eyes — how find beauty in ordinary things. Nature presents us with new scenes every day; we just have create the mindset see it.

Photography is not just a means taking pictures for me, it is a kind of expression feelings. While taking pictures of this mushroom, I felt one with nature. It seemed that every tree, every stone even a small fungus has its own story life. If we look carefully, nature can teach us a lot patience, simplicity and selfless beauty.

I would like say that this picture has made me more respectful nature.whenever I go somewhere, I try keep my eyes open and see the small wonders around me. Maybe next time, some unknown flower strange fungus will be captured by my camera lens — and I will capture that moment in my memory, like a piece natural poetry.

| Device | Name |

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Android | oppo A95

Camera | 4.71 Mm, f/1.0, (iso100)

Photography:

Location| Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

Short by |@aburihan

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Link to original community|

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/319134973

Latitude Longitude Map|

https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=3.125902&mlon=101.504848#map=12/3.1259/101.5048