My post today is about #FungiFriday and although today is not the 13th, some of the photos will look pretty dark. The thing is that this time I focused not so much on mushrooms and their properties, but on the processing of their images.
I understand that in this case it would be correct to show one image at a time and give it some kind of funny or gloomy text. But I cannot afford that luxury and it is not very accepted on the platform.
I won't say anything about the first photo, you can come up with a story to your liking. On the second ... there is no particular story, but the background of yellow pine needles made this small and delicate mushroom almost invisible. And then I discolored it ... but left a textured autumn leaf. This is so that you do not think about the summer.
Here is the same mushroom as above, but in a different angle and different processing. I had to add blue to somehow liven up the frame.
It plays with color intensity and white balance. I don't know how justified such a combination is, but I wanted to try and present it to your judgment.
Here everything is simple, practically without processing, a small correction and that's it.
Here separate toning came into play. Let's remember about black black Friday and bring a little darkness and mystery.
By the way, I didn't stick this pine needle into the poor mushroom's cap. He grew up this way himself and it remains a mystery to me how he did it. The needle is not stuck, the mushroom has grown through it.
Well, and a very dark rivalry. I would definitely place this photo separately from the others. There is some kind of dramatic story here.
Let's finish with more fun. Let's add some colored hope to this cute mushroom.
And these wonderful and tasty (depending on whom) tinder fungus are presented in their natural appearance and color. Fuck (в оригинале "к чёрту") Black Friday, Long Live
#FungiFriday
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| Camera | Sony A7М2 |
| Lens | ОKS 1-22-1 |
| Location | Russia |
| Post-production | in LR |
Manual processing in Lightroom