Macro photography: some adorable mushrooms from my hunt

It is interesting to discuss if the rainy season, everywhere the land of Papua with moisture and of course many pieces of wood are easily weathered, I am happy to be able to the rainy season, especially the discussion about mushrooms
When the rainy season mushrooms can grow quickly and I don't have to go far to hunt them, because around my house there are also many piles of wood that have been weathered and I find them easily.

I found these yellow mushrooms in one of the wooden sticks that had been cut down for a long time and had begun to rot, they grew between the wood, what I liked about this mushroom was that the whole color of this mushroom stole my attention very much, I was a little difficult to shoot because they appeared in the crush of very deep pieces of wood. I had to rack my brain so I could take pictures of it. I like brightly colored mushrooms for me it's something beauty that this mushroom has.

Podoscypha is one type of mushroom that mostly grows in tropical areas, they have a very unique body different like other types of mushrooms, indeed most of these types of mushrooms grow on the roots of coconut trees, because with a texture that has a little hard, this mushroom also has several color variants I found with colors mixed with yellowish.

My eyes fell on one of the mushrooms that has a long stem and a unique color, they grow on weathered wooden branches, if you don't look carefully at it, mushrooms are very easily brittle and broken, so when I found it I was very careful to target it, because the twigs in this mushroom plant are very easily brittle and broken. If it's a mushroom that has a long stem it's a little difficult to use macros but I'm trying to get some nice pictures of this mushroom.

At the end of my post today I want to show you one type of mushroom that is no less beautiful than the previous mushroom, having a very small body is not an easy thing to catch. It must be very meticulous if you want to get pictures of them. I myself had to repeat my shots several times, interestingly fi when I saw this mushroom on the tip of the hat I had time to capture one drop of dew water still lingering on the hat.