09/13/2011 - _MG_3594.jpg photo - Carl Carbone photos at pbase.com

Even mushrooms have to deal with baldness. :-(

Actually, I think they might be mushroom skulls.

A transition of waste on the forest floor.

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Doug Cruden		20-Sep-2011 20:37
Like the close-up shot here...not your average fungi!!

Guest		17-Sep-2011 02:41
Interesting mushrooms! Great capture. Vµ

Mairéad		16-Sep-2011 21:02
These are very interesting - haven't seen any like this before.

Mieke WA Minkjan		16-Sep-2011 07:33
what a wonderful find an so well composed V

Guest		15-Sep-2011 20:39
Fantastic image, love the tones, compo and textures!! V

J. Scott Coile		15-Sep-2011 18:40
Beautiful fungi.

Guest		15-Sep-2011 17:04
Cleverly seen and interpreted. Nice shot. V

John King		15-Sep-2011 10:21
Wonderful textures on these! Nicely captured. V.

Kerry Tingley		15-Sep-2011 03:00
They have their own kind of beauty, bald or not!

Guest		15-Sep-2011 02:13
Those white ones are interesting....Good example for the challenge.

Laryl		15-Sep-2011 02:00
excellent !

Cindi Smith		15-Sep-2011 01:43
There are fungus among us! I do like the different ones and the textures. Very cool!

LynnH		15-Sep-2011 01:23
Very interesting. I've never seen the spiked ones before. Funny about the skulls... looks like it for sure. Really a good photo! V

janescottcumming		14-Sep-2011 23:35
Interesting textures on these mushrooms. The baldies look like they are past their prime! V

Tom LeRoy		14-Sep-2011 20:56
Very unique, guess they go through a lot of changes on the forest floor. Great shot. V.

bill friedlander		14-Sep-2011 20:21
The old giving way to the new. Great capture of the textures and details. V

Walter Otto Koenig		14-Sep-2011 14:22
Cool shot with lots of interesting details. I've never seen mushrooms like this either.

Janice Dunn		14-Sep-2011 09:24
Awesome looking fungi there. I haven't seen any like those patterned ones before.

Margot W		14-Sep-2011 04:59
They do look like mushroom skulls. Poor little baldies. What a lovely shot with the new spiny ones.

Jim Coffman		14-Sep-2011 02:55
LOL! These are very unusual . We don't see these around here. Nice capture,Carl!V

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