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My husband and I stole away from the rest of the home crew for a private day of hiking and hunting.
Stage one: The Trail Hunt
This one I call "Horseshoe Crab Mushroom" -- anyone know its classified name? What caught my attention is the blade of grass piercing through the mushroom's cap.
<img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/horseshoecrab_mushroom_dce.jpg">
Here, the structural strength remains of a tree:
<img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/tree_cell_structure_dce.jpg">
Two types of fungi -- the image of the white stuff is fairly clear -- tho what I would like is to be able to have a sharp image of the intricate details of just ONE of those tiny things. I am not sure my camera has the capability to do so. Or is it me?? Same goes for the blurry mass of yellow gel formations -- I desire images such as what may be viewed through a microscope!! I am so far from that. aaaargh. Any help on this?? The DCE program that Crazyman shared with us may serve tutorial to show how slight adjustments in settings may alter image results -- I suggest to check it out if you haven't yet.
<img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/white_fungi_dce.jpg"> <img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/yellow_fungi_dce.jpg">
It happened that our trail was connected in the woods to another by paint markings, yet was not reflected as so on any map -- our 1 hour walk turned into a 4 hour one. We were ever so ready to be cooled by lake water.
Stage Two: The Water Hunt
Here is a shot if my husband's finds (minus the trash) atop a backpak. Again, I was not able to produce a clear image.
<img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/rings_dce.jpg">
The tiny baby ring on the far left is 10k with a diamond. The plain band beneath it is silver with gold plating. The largest ring is silver -- seems someone ground off a design or inscription to hide its identity.
Stage one: The Trail Hunt
This one I call "Horseshoe Crab Mushroom" -- anyone know its classified name? What caught my attention is the blade of grass piercing through the mushroom's cap.
<img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/horseshoecrab_mushroom_dce.jpg">
Here, the structural strength remains of a tree:
<img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/tree_cell_structure_dce.jpg">
Two types of fungi -- the image of the white stuff is fairly clear -- tho what I would like is to be able to have a sharp image of the intricate details of just ONE of those tiny things. I am not sure my camera has the capability to do so. Or is it me?? Same goes for the blurry mass of yellow gel formations -- I desire images such as what may be viewed through a microscope!! I am so far from that. aaaargh. Any help on this?? The DCE program that Crazyman shared with us may serve tutorial to show how slight adjustments in settings may alter image results -- I suggest to check it out if you haven't yet.
<img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/white_fungi_dce.jpg"> <img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/yellow_fungi_dce.jpg">
It happened that our trail was connected in the woods to another by paint markings, yet was not reflected as so on any map -- our 1 hour walk turned into a 4 hour one. We were ever so ready to be cooled by lake water.
Stage Two: The Water Hunt
Here is a shot if my husband's finds (minus the trash) atop a backpak. Again, I was not able to produce a clear image.
<img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/1025/rings_dce.jpg">
The tiny baby ring on the far left is 10k with a diamond. The plain band beneath it is silver with gold plating. The largest ring is silver -- seems someone ground off a design or inscription to hide its identity.
"> Don in South Jersey