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The Toadstools are found between Kanab, Utah and Page, AZ. More than 20 images were shot to make this final image after stacking the images with Helicon Focus.
A beautiful toadstool wall hanging using a embroidery hoop. The mushrooms were wet felted and needle felted. This is a sweet little piece of botanical art to put up on your wall or a really great nature lovers gift.
This toadstool wall hanging:
* felted mushrooms are 100% wool
* felt fern & background
* 4 inches wooden embroidery hoop
* twine hanging hoop
* one-of-a-kind piece of art, won't be duplicated
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Jeero: "Hey, RDP! Guessers what we finders." (Jeero was so happy to get outdoors in the nice weather. RDP had been keeping them cooped up lately, but today he let them out to play in the yard.)
RPD: "What did you find, Jeero?"
Wage: "We finders these neaterer Toadstoolers. But there's a problem."
RDP: "What's the problem, Wage?"
Wage: "They are too high for us to sitters on."
RDP: "Well, have you considered that you guys are not toads but Uglydolls?"
Babo: "We are Uglydolls, but we're cute. That's why we're ugly. But these toaderstoolers are neater. Can we take them home?"
RDP: "No, Babo. They stay out hear. Besides, they may be the poisonous kind, and you don't want to eat them unless you know what kind they are and how they are prepared."
Ox: "Hey, I can't see anymabodies. Where didder you all goes? Don't leaver me out here!"
RDP: "Don't worry, Ox. I see you."
Jeero: "I thinkers I'm going to lookers for a toad so he can sitters on this."
RDP: "Good luck!"
17 October 2016
Happy Uglydoll Monday
Found this massive toadstool on Welton Dale. Took loads of pictures but it still didn't show off its size. So why not put Postman Pat in the frame, so to speak! ISO 50 for lots of detail, f/20 for greater DOF, tripod for the slow shutter speed of 1/6th.
Toadstools Formations, UT
These formations are easily accessible. Just a short 1/2 mile hike off of US Hwy 89, between Page, AZ & Kanab, UT. I hit these on one of my many trips to the area in 2019.
There are a number of photography oportunities here. I hit the area around mid morning. The light was pretty good. the "theater" of where these rocks sit are all south facing/exposed, so I think any part of morning or later afternoon would allow proper light to shoot most of the formations.
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You've really gotta get to the middle of nowhere for this one. Including about 8 miles of gravel road (in and out). But it's a super interesting little geological nugget. I felt like I was walking around on the set of Star Trek.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - The most visited part of Toadstool Geological Park is this 1-mile loop trail.
I announced that last month's visit to Algonquin Park was a scouting trip for a proposed "moose shoot". After all, why not tell folks what you're planning to do an then simply go "Do it.". As it turned out, it was a very wet year. Beaver had built dams that flooded one of my favorite moose viewing areas of years gone by. And the moose had the good sense to hide in the drier parts of the deep bush.
Toadstools like this one and some fall color shots were the only available subjects. At least this one was a large and distinguished specimen.
I guess I needed to be reminded that "The best laid plans of mice and men...".
Toadstools growing from a log of wood
Related (in the Power of Positive Relationships group): more toadstools growing on wood