Splitgill Mushroom

As I was looking around for work in the morning, this scene suddenly caught my eye. This soft, cotton-like natural creation growing on the gray wall captured my attention in an instant. Even in the midst busyness, it seemed if nature was silently revealing its beauty we just couldn't find time look.

This photograph shows a group small fungi growing from cracks in the wall. They are light brown in color, sometimes a little darker, and sometimes a soft gray touch. The most interesting thing is their texture—they look like small flowers gathered together, or something soft like cotton balls. As the morning light falls, their texture becomes more pronounced, which makes them an ideal moment to take pictures.

When I took out my mobile I tried take a picture from a little closer, so that I could capture its fine details. The contrast between the roughness wall and the soft texture of the fungi gives the picture more depth. This contrast is what makes photography different. Usually we don't give much importance to these things, but if we pay a little attention, extraordinary frames are hidden here.

This photography reminded me again—you dont always need a big space plan take beautiful pictures. Sometimes great story can be hidden in a corner of the workplace even on a wall you see every day. All you need open eyes and a curious mind. Nature is all around we learn notice it even small everyday moments can become extraordinary memories through photography.

Device	Name
Android	oppo A95
Camera	4.71 Mm, f/1.0, (iso100)
Photography:
Location	Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Short by	@aburihan

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https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/330166806
Latitude Longitude Map|
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=3.1277944444&mlon=101.5053277778#map=12/3.1278/101.5053

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