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    Default Mushroom underside close-up.

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    There was an area of the forest with a bunch of these mushrooms growing...not sure what they are called, but they were about 6-8 inches across with a faded pink wash on the top. Most were past prime, but this one was in good condition - but of course it was bent on itself 45 degrees revealing the underside instead. It looked pretty cool for an abstract type image, and I liked the sun peeking through in URC. I don't know if its just me, but if you stare long enough at the lines and slowly move back and forth across them you may start seeing some fluid movement in there....:cool:

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    Really nice Daniel. The composition has such a great flow. I like the bit of light at the corner.The movement as you scroll the page is fantastic.

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    Hi Dan.....Very lovely composition. Like the color...good handling of dof. I like this alot!

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    Not much to change on this one Daniel, Nature's shapes and textures always make great shots.

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    Beautifully done, Daniel! I didn't think I was going to like the stem by the thumbnail but now that I see it it's as nice as the cap! Beautiful backlighting...and great DOF here.

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    This looks great as is, Daniel! I can't see anything that needs to be changed.

    Just don't stare at it for too long! :D

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    Hey Daniel,
    Great light and I love the way this flows from the stem and radiats outward! Great tecnique too to get the DOF needed to pull this off! Great job overall!

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    Lovely patterns. Very well seen and photographed. Beautiful image.

    Edit: I too can see the optical illusion Daniel !

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