SJH
-
Posts
1,047 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by SJH
-
From the album: Tree and fungus pics
-
Cheers for the help, oh well at least I was right with the ID lol, I'm getting better at least. Has this fungus got more frequent over the years? is this due to climate, or become more noticed?.
-
Good on you guys! good job and a good deed aswell, mega karma points to you.
-
I was after a bit of help, found this and posted it in the fungi comp but not sure if I have the ID right or not. Thanks.
-
Nice work there! its good doing a bit of landscaping now and again.
-
Running Bowline
-
Quality photos:thumbup1: Love Autumn pics.
-
Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
SJH replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
I've been following this very good tread for a while now but not posted before but as I seem to be getting into fungi hunting, I thought I would add these, my ID's are getting there but I get unstuck now and then. Xylaria hypoxylon Flammulina velutipes An eaten Laccaria amethystea -
That was mad! made me laugh all those guys in suits standing around watching.
-
Nice one Drew!
-
From the album: Tree and fungus pics
-
From the album: Tree and fungus pics
-
Its ok mate.
-
That will be the ones you can see the channels getting wider as they eat the phloem tissue. Are you on about other cut wood? or living? They genaraly feed on stressed living trees, not sure about, say a log pile?. Shothole borer, Ambrosia beetle This might help.
-
Looks like Shothole borer beatle, the beatle bores in leaves it eggs, then when the eggs hatch they channel their way out under the bark, if you remove the bark you might find their channels they look pretty impressive!, they feed on dead or dying fruit trees, but they feed on ash aswell.
-
-
I like relaxing making stuff from greenwood. Although since the little ones come along I've not made much.
-
Felling a dead Acacia in Timperley, Manchester
SJH replied to AlderwoodTreeCare's topic in Picture Forum
Nice job mate! -
Fungi photo competition- win hamas camera!
SJH replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
A couple more. Flammulina velutipes Laccaria amethystea -
Fungi photo competition- win hamas camera!
SJH replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
I managed to get out for a bimble on Saturday morning in a nice wood near me, heres a few shots I took. Pluteus cervinus? Trametes suaveolens????? Found these guys hidding under this Beech tree, Lycoperdon echinatum? -
From the album: General
-
From the album: Tree and fungus pics
-
Phototalk - ask a question or explain stuff about photography
SJH replied to Albedo's topic in Picture Forum
Nice photo Albedo!. -
Phototalk - ask a question or explain stuff about photography
SJH replied to Albedo's topic in Picture Forum
I dont have Photoshop (I must get it though) I just uploaded the photo to my Flickr account and edited it using Picknik, its a free service and isn't too bad to be honest. -
Phototalk - ask a question or explain stuff about photography
SJH replied to Albedo's topic in Picture Forum
This is a good tread! and some good tips, one I try to stick to is to crop in the camera not on the pc, by that I mean compose the shot before taking the picture, it slows you down and makes you look at the edges of the shot and around your subject. The other is if your using a DSLR always buy the best quality lens you can afford and the faster the F stop better. Everyone adjusts their images in this digital world we live in, its no different than when film was used (I still try and shoot film when I can) burning in and holding back parts of an image to achieve the wanted result. Just no smell of the chemicals!. Sharpening an image in an image software, or ajusting the contrast and exposure are the main ones folk use. I sharpened your image Albedo hope you dont mind? just to show a small rework. original sharpened.
