Monomad: A Symbiotic Relationship

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I remembered my grandfather's tip to "become a human being that is valuable to others", when he was still with our family.

Indeed, whether we like it or not, all living things depend on one another. Of course, a mutualistic relationship rather than acting as a parasite is better. Even the leaves that have already fallen boost the soil's fertility. Additionally, the orange pinwheel mushrooms have a chance to relish life, even if only briefly, thanks to the fallen leaves. And then, the short-lived mushrooms have provided me the chance to capture them and include them in today's #monomad challenge.

A fallen leaf, orange pinwheels, moss, and I all have a symbiotic relationship.

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All of the images here are my own work, taken with Xiaomi POCO NFC smartphone and an assembled external macro lens.

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