Partway up the No. 1 Line track, these tiny fungi caught my eye.
[2 July 2010; Canon 20D, 300 mm f4 L, ISO 400, 1/100 at f5.6]
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8 comments:
Beautifull!
Thanks, Chapa :^)
Nice.
Todays word verification is 'sneery'. I wasn't trying to be.
Cheers Andrew. Those word verifications can throw up some strange ones sometimes.
Anchorage for a spider rope-bridge.
Zhoen, true — and given the expected longevity of these fragile little fungi, it doesn't say a lot for the intelligence of the spider ;^)
This is totally cool. Beautifully photographed - love the depth of field!
Thanks Leonie. That background was what finally prompted me to press the shutter release.
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