ghost mushroom ( bioluminescent Fungus) found near Mittagong, Australia these mushrooms look bit like the edible oyster mushrooms but are toxic and native to SE...
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ghost mushroom ( bioluminescent Fungus) found near Mittagong, Australia these mushrooms look bit like the edible oyster mushrooms but are toxic and native to SE australia, Tasmania and SA this year they were hard to find as we had long dry spell.
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samanthawilson25
April 10, 2018
This is an epic photo and composition. The colours are just exquisite!!
ddunnum
April 19, 2018
This is an amazing photo, as are all of the photos in your portfolio, Petar!!
mwstuntz
June 23, 2018
This is lovely. Is this one of those bio luminescent shrooms taken with a long exposure?
PetarBphotography
June 23, 2018
sure is 3-4mins you will need to get the glow from it maybe less if it is at its brightest :D
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Came accross this ghost mushroom in Southern highlands rural area 2 hour drive South west of SydneyTime
Hour and half after sunsetLighting
Used natural light and long exposure to capture the bioluminescence glow of the mushroomEquipment
this was shot with D7200, 50mm 1.8 with camera placed on ground levelInspiration
Me and my brother decided to do some walks around the area looking for this mushroom with no luck after long day hike we stumbled upon this mushroom on our way back along old mining rail track. the search paid off considering how long i been looking all month :DEditing
For Ghost mushrooms yes always make sure its the colour i remember when seeing it glow which can be hard sometimes as they dont glow as bright as when you do the long exposure. i made sure the highlights were not blown out and bring the shadows out for details.In my camera bag
Depending what i am shooting at the time, have D7200, D800E, Sigma 150-600mm C, Tokina 11-16mm, 50mm 1.8G, Sirui travel tripod, Miops trigger.Feedback
Search for the mushrooms during day once you have found it setup for the night shot. most times you do not need tripod can just lay camera on ground or your own bag. depending how bright the mushroom is can get 15-180Sec exposure ISO800-1600 Fill the frame.