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Red Cap
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Uploaded: 08/15/06 9:43 PM GMT
Red Cap
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Photography->Mushrooms
Saw this little mushroom all by itself in a little mossy patch. It reminded me of something out of some fantasy storybook.
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::DrPepper89
08/15/06 10:42 PM GMT
Oh very neat shot...it's like, from a bunnies eye view. Or something. I like the blurry grass up in front, it adds some cool perspective!
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Cracker of an image....that 'mushroom' is the centre of attention...all eyes focus on it
very nicely composed too..................
very nicely composed too..................
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I felt like a sprite or a fairy whilst I was looking at this photo. You must have been laid out flat to get that low profile view of all that glorious flora. It is truly a fantasy indeed - a magical piece of photography. It is a joy to look at the way you have played with the depth of field and the focal lengths of the various layers of the structure of the shot. The way the blades of grass lead the eye straight to the hydrant-like mushroom is a nice touch. Well done.
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