Another great video. I forgot to comment on one of your other macro videos when you was looking for fungi on birch trees. There are quite a few birch trees with fungi on over at Brocton coppice in cannock chase if you are ever up that way.

You can find so many colours in woodlands - and not just in Autumn - Well done!

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Love that tune

That is so beautiful and poetic, thank you! Love how you got interested in this tiny plant and photographied it :-)

Lovely images Suzannah

Nice video and photographs, thanks.

Instead of turning your camera upside down and using a tripod, you could also use a beanbag, it's very stable. And when you flip your screen, you don't have to lie on the ground either. Before I had my R6, I had a 5DIII and always had to lie down on the ground when photographing mushrooms as it didn't have a flipscreen. Great tips btw

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Great video, Suzannah!!! I loved the photos and the music!!!👍👍👍

Thank you Suzannah for sharing your video and beautiful photos your very talented and have a very unique style really enjoyed watching

ICM I can do this without trying 😊

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I'm glad that I came across your channel among the multitude of photography channels. I'm already following your Instagram. You have an eye for it and I want to learn the art of seeing frames before taking them, and when they show what your frames show, it means that I've made a step forward. Greetings from Poland with beautiful Bieszczady Mountains, Ryszard.

lovely chilled video great work ! Fungi make such a great subject matter loved the soundtrack too.

I love the first images, the subtle colours are perfect as was your approach.

I enjoyed your video.

Google Birch Polypore. Incredible fungus. Great videos btw 👍🏻

Amanita Muscaria. Really interesting. I was very surprised at its medicinal and recreational uses. And it’s been used for thousands of years.

Well that was definitely a top class video inspiration and education. Had me really chilled as well. 👍🏻

I’m considering purchasing the RF 100mm L macro lens. But I have somewhat of a dilemma. I’m not sure if I would be buying a macro lens or a close up lens. What’s the difference? And can you show me examples?

Excellent photos 👏great video 👍hope you’re well 😊love your channel ❤

Beautiful images Suzannah. Looks like you have mastered the macro lens, the skill is having the vision for the finished image and I'd say you have nailed that too. Great video, great music, great content 🙏🏻

Your photographs are stunning. You have inspired me to get out with my camera and do some nature macro. It is about to be winter here in Canada, so there are not a lot of opportunities until spring...

Great video 👍🏼

Lovely calm blog with beautiful images. Saw a purple fungi the day on Instagram, something different. Have to ask, was that you singing on this video. Such a calming tune.

very nice shooting thank you and hello to the little one re - me for info, using two 16mm rings on the 100mm macro, this makes it go from 1.4 to 1.7 without losing too much depth of field while keeping the auto options of the lens

hello very beautiful poetic photos of mushrooms and good advice, thank you for sharing @+

A slow and intentional approach to macro photography. A smaller part of the universe. Very chilled too. Thank you.

Beautiful video 👌

Very nice work love the small things around us.

What is Fine Art photography?

Enjoyed your video thanks for posting 👍

Thank you Suzannah for sharing your beautiful video you definitely have gone from beginner to badass macro photography absolutely beautiful photos and very unique and creative really enjoyed watching

Tomorrow I’ll take my macrolens and look ‘down in the dirt’. Thanks for the inspiration 👀

Enjoyed your video. It was nice meeting you on Cannock Chase today. Look forward to seeing more of your work 👏👏

Good stuff! I'd be interested in seeing some of those cropped closer to really emphasize the mushroom as the subject.

Mushies are one of my favorite subjects to look for. I do some times get to make images with mushies but not super often. I just enjoy keeping an eye out. I’ve also have used mushrooms and I have found that they help with creativity and mental health. Definitely do research before partaking in ingesting mushies. As far as the macro, I wish I had one, I’d benefit greatly. Keep up the experimenting and playing, it does feed the creative soul! I enjoyed your images, thank you for sharing.

My thought on the first image is that I wouldn’t have included the tree but then photography is subjective. I hope you’re feeling better now.

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As a fellow macro photographer I have found that the addition to two or three little gadgets can really elevate your macro work. One is an Extension tube set. Preferably from your camera brand rather than generic. #2-3 Supplemental lighting. Either a small LED light or a small, off-camera WiFi-triggered electronic flash with a diffusion head so that you can experiment with side or back lighting. In the Spring & Summer this works well with flowers, too.

Excellent mushroom photos. You did the mushrooms good. I almost always use tripod for mushrooms, your handheld mushroom and grass turned out really nice. Well done.

I have been experimenting with mushrooms and photography as well. It certainly poses its challenges yet with macro it opens a whole new world for the imagination.

2:41 in, I was expecting a color image and wondered why you chose b/w? 4:01 in, Impressionism photography is what I’d call that one. I like it. 8:15 in, my favorite, and again, I’d call that Impressionism photography. I’m still not fungi (fun guy?) ready yet - no macro lens. 😎

Excellent video Suzannah 👏hope you are well ❤

Two or three superb images amongst those shots Suzannah, technically spot on and definitely leaning towards fine art work. Lovely video as always, hope you're both feeling much better soon and back out in those woodlands 🙏