Reclaiming Wonders

The image depicts two mushrooms placed on a white surface, likely paper or a plate. One mushroom appears whole, with a circular, wrinkled cap in a light tan color. The other mushroom has been turned over, revealing a striking pattern of radiating white lines on its underside, resembling spokes on a wheel or the veins of a leaf. This intricate pattern is formed by the spores released from the mushroom onto the surface below. Adding visual interest are two small, fuzzy white objects, possibly bits of cotton or wool, placed near the mushrooms. The background is subtly textured, suggesting a countertop or table surface.

Mushroom Spore Print

Nerd alert! Place mushroom on paper. Leave overnight. Take off in the morning and see awesome print in the morning from the spores. The white circle in the top pictures was my fingerprint to see what was going on. So thick it looks like spray paint. Try it. You'll like it ;).

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