American Shitake

While walking in nature, we often encounter scenes that catch our eyes are strangely beautiful fascinating. Today, while working in the field, I caught such a moment. Suddenly, my eyes went to some white mushrooms growing on one side. At first glance, it seemed like a silent work of nature had emerged from the earth.

These white mushrooms looked soft and tender. The upper side was round and smooth like cotton, while the lower side was drawn with lines like thorns. How perfectly nature creates everything can be understood well in the structure of these mushrooms. These mushrooms growing on wood seemed to say that life knows how to find its place everywhere.

While taking pictures mushrooms, I saw the beauty inside them closer. The fine lines were beautifully arranged that it seemed if a skilled artist was painting with a brush. The environment around the mushrooms also enhanced this beauty. The gray color stone, the old stains wood, and the white mushroom in middle—the scene created a unique contrast.

While photographing, I tried capture its beauty from every angle. Just as its soft round shape captivates the mind from above, its delicate linework tells a different story beauty when viewed from below. I was truly delighted to be able to capture this simple yet profound work art nature in picture.

Such small things remind beauty is not hidden in big things, but small moments. If we pay little attention find countless beauties in everyday life. For example, this mushroom today without which my day would not have felt so different.

Finally, I would like to say that we should be grateful to nature. Because nature presents us with scenes every day, which may seem ordinary, but when looked at deeply, they seem extraordinary. Today's mushroom photography experience reminded me of that once again.

Photography:
Location| Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Short by |@aburihan

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https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/312918680
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