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Yellow Chantarelle
© MarianaEwa
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Uploaded: 10/12/08 10:13 PM GMT
Yellow Chantarelle
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I have been occupied with much these days but I was in the forest today and pick some Chantarelles :) Taken with my Pentax K10D and my Tamron 28-300 lens. Thanks for looking and comments always appreciated.
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Chanterelles are very, but mind you all, VERY tasty. I used to cook them very slowly on a low fire with cream - delicious !!!
Now we all see that these mushrooms are also very photogenic and look very handsome on pictures !!
Thanks, dear Mariana !!!
PS: I would not believe Mark in respect of two pounds mushrooms !!! LOL
But perhaps in the US ... and in the western states ... LOL
Now we all see that these mushrooms are also very photogenic and look very handsome on pictures !!
Thanks, dear Mariana !!!
PS: I would not believe Mark in respect of two pounds mushrooms !!! LOL
But perhaps in the US ... and in the western states ... LOL
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With all my love and respect,
Marzena
this guy is very pretty. I like the colors as well. the green and gold look nice together and the composition is great as well.
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It does look delicious Mariana. The color is perfect and it has a glow. Your lens really worked well.
Nice post.
Tick
Nice post.
Tick
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I'll meet you at the edge of the sunlight, just behind the shadows.
Anyone who does not like clouds, does not like to dream.
The Ghost
What can i say but, you have a beautiful fungus here. LOL it really is pretty.
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Wicked & wild growth!! Nice shade of yellow!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round??
Beautiful detail on the Chanterelle, Mariana. Good to see you. These do look like good eating mushrooms.
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"Take it upon yourselves to be more forthright in your comments"*
*Les (&purmusic)
I know they are delicious :-)! I pick them too whenever i can find them. Beautiful image Mariana. Now i am going to search my freezer for some of them, you got me hungry :-))!
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SEFA
Lovely shot Mariana - I have not been fortunate enough to sample one of these delicacies - it looks very exotic.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
Wow, that is incredible! I have never seen one before, nor had the opportunity to taste one. I am stuck in a rut with my button mushrooms. lol! Now that I am back in Thailand, I can hardly find them, but they have a huge variety of other mushrooms that I would have no idea how to prepare, I will have to watch for these, and start experimenting a bit. Nice shot!
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~ cc de leo
'Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.'
Thank you all for the sweet and kind comments. I really appreciate it.
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Mark.
Google: Cantharellus cibarius
This pleasantly aromatic fleshy wild mushroom shines like an exotic golden flower when seen from a distance against the drab autumn forest background. Also known as "golden chanterelle" and "egg mushroom," it has a magical appeal for most culinary experts in Europe, United States, and Asia. But all chanterelles are not alike. European and Asian forms are usually about the size of a thumb. In the eastern United States they are the size of a fist. But, ah, in the west they can be as large as two hand spans--from little finger to little finger. Chanterelles weighing as much as two pounds are not uncommon.