Lost in a Pine Forest
Canon rebel xt sigma 17-70 Muskoka Ontario Canada
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Lost in a Pine Forest
Canon rebel xt sigma 17-70 Muskoka Ontario Canada
Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
Lucindawind
gorgeous shot Jan x
dmarie
great shot…great close-up…poor little guy all alone :-)
coppertrees
Wonderful shot
velveteagle
Oh you found a pretty one..
John Wright
Very nicely done Jan. I love the warm light on the mushroom. Very good detail.
Jan Piller replied
Thanks John!!! We miss you!! how you doin??
Allison Lane
Amazing shot Jan, the detail is fab!
Leslie Battjes
I agree with John…the lighting and the detail are wonderful! :)
Jan Piller replied
Thanks Les! I didn’t have to crawl around in a bog for this one!
Leslie Battjes
I thought that was half the fun? LOL :D
Micki Ferguson
the lighting is wonderful! :)
Stephen Rowsell
interesting light. looks like a tiny world within the forest!
Jan Piller replied
Thanks Steve! it’s just sunlight streaming through and it cought the mushroom.
Heather Rivet...
outstanding
Carla Jandelle...
Jan Piller replied
A what??? hahahaha thanks Carla! I had no idea what it was other than “mushroom”. Is it edible??
Carla Jandelle...
definately NOT! they use mushrooms of this family for fly bait. eek
sad how some of the most incredibly beautiful things? have to be so bad for us.
Jan Piller replied
hahah – ok – good to know!! These are all over my in-law’s cottage!
Marcella Chestnut
Very striking. I like what you’ve done with this.
Helen Chierego
Beautiful image!
SandraRos
My word you leave me speechless once again. What a master of photography you are !
Jan Piller replied
Sandra, you’re very kind! Thank you so much!
Yool
Stunning macro it looks golden…..wow!!!
Ellen
Its excellent!
EdgeOfReality
Well spotted and captured. It’s beautiful.
Adriana Glackin
What a gorgeous little mushroom – so beautifully photographed, too. Well done, Jan! : )
linifer
nice toadstool.. great image!!!! : )
Jan Piller replied
Thanks Linifer! it’s a toadstool? Is that the same as a mushroom? I never knew what the difference was.. guess I should look it up… thanks!
Carla Jandelle...
i’m MOVING! (toadstools are an old name given to any unidentified mushroom hundreds of years ago…that has stuck. :o) )
Jan Piller replied
Oh you would have been in your glory Carla – there was so many different kinds – some were big giant size ones and some were so small – no bigger than a pin head! They were orange and gold and yellow and white and brown and even some red ones!
linifer
i guess its real term is a fungi, which is toadstool and mushroom. its called Amanita muscaria and is usually found in pine forests and well known for its hallucinogenic qualities!!! : )
Jan Piller replied
Whoo hoo! I don’t have to buy tequila anymore! hahahaThe forest floor was full of all different kinds!
Karen Cook
The toadstool is obviously fantastic (great light, colour etc…) but I LOVE the selective light on the leaves in the foreground more ~ wonderful piece Jan!!! :o)
Nathan Walraven
Great shot and comp!
Jan Piller replied
Thanks Nate!
photosbylefty
exquisite lighting, really make the fungus stand out! Bravo, my friend
Jan Piller replied
Thank you John! ( did I get all my spelling right? hahaha)
Robert Elliott
wonderful lighting, great shot
Patricia L. Ba...
Wonderful shot, Jan. I love the light hitting the toadstool.
LindaMcCarthy
Perfect shot in all aspects. My compliments!
Rosalie Dale IPA
Stunning Jan.
Antanas
Perfectly done
Macky
Makes me think of ‘The Wind in the Willows’ wonderful work Jan!!
Carla Jandelle...
ooooohhhh man! the reds are definately the Fly Agarics….and the all yellows would be either Yellow Patches and the others? are called Yellow-Orange Agaric. NOW i’m REALLY jealous!
Tara Sheffer-A...
Fantastic Jan!!! I love it!!!
Jan Piller replied
Thanks Tara!
David Clark
amazing—I love the whole color scheme – dave
Jan Piller replied
Thanks David – I took a million mushroom shots this summer, it’s been so wet!
frozenfa
whoah!!! cool shot, Jan!!! there’s more mushroom shots?! cool!! can’t wait to check out all your pieces.. so sorry i’ve been away~ n_n”
Jan Piller replied
Oh don’t be sorry!! I’ve been busy too and soon to be even busier!
Sandy Stewart
Very nice! :)
Mark Baigent
I knew it would be a long scroll down to say something nice about this :-)
Beautiful, light, colour and composition.
Jan Piller replied
hahah – thanks Mark – the trick is to find the darkest part of the forest and then just hope that a tiny sunbeam will illuminate something worth taking a picture of! LOL!
khadhy
great title and a great picture.
Adam Gormley
Hi Jan, beautiful mushroom photo, love the dramatic treatment too :)
Holly Cawfield
Magical Jan! Not only is the light the big story here but the gold and texture of the mushroom cap….what a fabulous combination of light and subject. I expect to see little eyes poking from behind the stem….it surely is a fairy tail mushroom!!! FABULOUS work!
Alison Jane Rice
A golden treasure…beautiful photograph, Jan