Coprinus Aqueous

More on the spitting mushroom

"It may also be determined, given that life evolved from the aquatic, that Coprinus Aqueous is affectively the immediate predecessor of Coprinus Cinereus, and through genetic mutation the developement of gills, the increase in fabric tissue, and its subsequent upward growth pattern has emerged; to the extent that evolution can be observed reoccurring (within this short time span) in the cycle of the Coprinus species."

 

PLEASE NOTE - LIKE ALL INK CAPS THIS MUSHROOM SHOULD NOT BE EATEN

More info: http://sites.google.com/site/beauxreflets/vanishing-fungi

Swing

Photography by Rebekah Kemp

Photography is truly an Art

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Giving a monkey a paint brush will not provide prize art the like of Constable or Turner unless it is one exceptional ape !

Do you know what this is?

Hairy dragonfly creature with strange leg formation and seemingly six wings!

A Plume Moth normally seen in Vietnam, enjoying a holiday in France.

Vanishing Mushroom

An aqueous Coprinus or vanishing fungi. For more information visit https://sites.google.com/site/beauxreflets/vanishing-mushroom

 

Please note; Like all Ink caps, this mushroom is toxic.

 

 

 

Away On Another Planet

A single exposure that perhaps sums up many of my thoughts as I reflect upon past events and the way of the world today.

One of my entries in Environmental Photographer of the Year 2011
http://www.ciwem.org/competition-and-awards/environmental-photographer.aspx/

And I am delighted that the shot was featured today as image of the week on Camera Craniums http://cameracraniums.com/forum/index.php

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A high key portrait