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Cladonia Bellidiflora (lucifer-mos)

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a very tiny lichen, growing in between moss, on sandy grounds

Photographer:	X juliette gribnau
Folder:	my macro's
Uploaded:	08-Apr-2014 15:09 CEST
Current Rating:	9.00/1 View all ratings Delete my rating
Model release available:	1
Camera:	Olympus E-620
Exposure time:	1/180 s
Aperture:	F8
Focal length:	105 mm
Lens:	sigma 105mm for olympus
Focusing method:	Spot
ISO:	200
White balance:	Auto
Flash:	internal
Image format:	SHQ
Processing applied:	sharpening and contrast; histogram-adjusted a bit
Various:	used a filter.. the Mcon-40
Image resized to:	852x1024

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Zeer mooie closup, met de juiste scherpte en kleuren.

Adrie Hubregtsen at 12:44 CEST on 18-Apr-2014 [Reply]

dankjewel

Adrie Hubregtsen wrote:
> Zeer mooie closup, met de juiste scherpte en kleuren.
>
dankjewel Adrie..!!
juliette

juliette gribnau at 12:52 CEST on 18-Apr-2014 [Reply]

Cladonia

Wow, this looks a lot like the Cladonia's that grow on the older Redwood trunks or redwood rails in Big Basin Redwoods State Park, Santa Cruz County California.

We have a lot of them on one road, that the books and local Lichen authorities state should be across the country or elsewhere, chemical analysis would be needed to get to species.

Scott Peden at 05:45 CEST on 29-Apr-2014 [Reply]

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Scott Peden wrote:
> Wow, this looks a lot like the Cladonia's that grow on the older Redwood trunks or redwood
> rails in Big Basin Redwoods State Park, Santa Cruz County California.
>
> We have a lot of them on one road, that the books and local Lichen authorities state should
> be across the country or elsewhere, chemical analysis would be needed to get to species.
>

Thanx Scott... I am just thrilled whenever I see some of them; The M-con40 on the 105mm is a great find for
all this very small stuff
juliette

juliette gribnau at 08:46 CEST on 29-Apr-2014 [Reply]