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Canon EOS 7D + Canon 430EX II + Kenko extension tubes (full set) + Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM (2.1:1)

 

Flash on bracket

 

Handheld, some sharpening, minor crop

[Heterobasidion annosum & Xylaria hypoxylon} VanDusen Botanical Garden, Vancouver, BC.

Metered exposure -2EV

 

Not true bracketing as I only decreased the exposures, experience has taught that there is not usually an advantage to increasing exposure in these situations.

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Première essai en HDR avec 3 PDV.

Spotted on Little Tobago island

On one of the many rotting logs in How Tun Woods this afternoon.

FLUSH BRACKET: FL BR G2509 BUTT NW MIDDLE ANG ST ANDREWS CH (ODN 42.7742m AGL 0m)

Elongated pores on the underside of blushing bracket fungus

My 2008 NCAA Tournament bracket. How doomed am I?

Bracket fungi on a dead tree in Lauerholz (Lauen wood), Hanseatic City Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

Bracket fungi growing on the face of a peachleaf willow (Salix amygdaloides) tree trunk.

 

Maple Grove, Minnesota

April 23, 2011

A missing area containing a mount-bracket has been fabricated from scrap & welded in place.

The pores on the underside of some bracket fungi

by Cory Zanker

Fungi are an important part of ecosystem nutrient cycles. These bracket fungi growing on the side of a tree are the fruiting structures of a basidiomycete. They receive their

nutrients through their hyphae, which invade and decay the tree trunk.

Today I cut 39 more strips, 20 'L' brackets and 16 'U' brackets.

3 bracketed exposures -2 0 +2 Merged in Photoshop CS2

 

I used highlight compression instead of local adaptation.

 

I find it difficult to get the exotic look that people create using Photomax, but I can get very detailed exposures with Photoshop.

 

Bracket Speaker Mural

Photographing fungi and lichen almost invariably involves crawling around the forest floor over and around wet leaves, fallen logs, or tree stumps, and the subject of the photograph is almost always shot from above. However, in this case I got lucky and found some lovely bracket fungi high up on the trunk of a still-living tree. This afforded a much different view and, in particular, allowed me to photograph the bracket structure after which the common name of this family of fungi is derived.

Pretty sure this is the beginnings of Alder Bracket fungus Inonotus radiatus.

Near the entrance to Blashford Lakes.

Rococo Bracket Clock Ormolu Mahogany Larger Chiming 1900

Bracket fungus on a birch tree

Gotta love laser registration marks!

Left and right brackets

A small bracket fungi was growing out to the side of a wooden path border

goldsprints sf bike kitchen bracket

cool shelf bracket i uncovered at Dad's

oh! and that's the mini bottle of champagne we popped the night eric proposed!

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