Coprinellus truncorum mushroom || Fungifriday

Happy fungifriday day and this is my contribution to #FungiFriday held by @ewkaw.

How are you, friends who love mushroom photography? Welcome December, hopefully this it will be the beginning of a month full of blessings for all of us and as usual, December is a month filled with rainy season weather which sometimes starts from morning to evening and this season is certainly a very interesting season to see the diversity of mushrooms growing in the surrounding environment.

And this afternoon when I was walking in my backyard, I saw several toadstool buds that seemed to have just grown in the leaves that were scattered along my neighbor's abandoned yard which borders the home backyard fence and these mushrooms from a distance looked so amazing for me to capture them in a close-up photo session and I decided to go home and take my camera equipment to take photos of the mushrooms.

And after I arrived around the mushrooms, they looked so soft with their characteristic colors and umbrellas that looked still closed so neatly and it looked like they had just grown today and I felt quite lucky to be able to find them at the right time and they are wild mushrooms Coprinellus truncorum which is a soft mushroom that has a large stem with a cap that is slightly thicker than some other soft mushrooms and even though the sky looked a little cloudy, I enthusiastically continued to take photos of the mushroom from several angles, you can find its beauty and elegance in my publication today.

Camera	Smarphone + macro lens
Iso	Otomatis
Editing	Lightroom app
Photographer	@deltasteem
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