Hello again, tonight I am back with some different content.
This kind of psilocybin containing mushrooms are considered being probably the most potent species on the planet, considered being about 3 times stronger than the more common Psilocybe Cubensis.
They naturally grow along a small area of the West Coast of the United States, including in parts of Oregon and California. Basically, everywhere else you find them,they must have been grown them by somebody.
I won't disclose the location regarding these ones for obvious reasons 🙃
This particular species has been discovered and named by the famous American mycologist Paul Stamets.
They are also called "Flying Saucers" for their U.F.O. looking cap shape.
Oooooops! Maybe I shouldn't have eaten them!!!
| CAMERA SETTINGS | 0,4 sec | f 22 | ISO 400 | 28-70mm |
Just joking, I just played around a bit with the camera settings, this one is a long exposure shot done zooming out with camera lens.
And the next I made moving the camera up during the exposure.
| CAMERA SETTINGS | 0,4 sec | f 22 | ISO 400 | 28mm |
And this last one I wanted to see what happened once shooting with the sun directly on my lens with a f22 set on the aperture.
| CAMERA SETTINGS | 1/100 | f 22 | ISO 400 | 28mm |
I really love how the ray of sun light get kind of separated with this settings, showing the full spectrum of colors contained into the white light!
I hope you enjoyed this psychedelic post, hit the like button, follow me and... don't do drugs!!!
'til next time!!!
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If I understand correctly, is the 28-70mm kit lens Sony A7M2?
An interesting effect of changing the focal length, I'll have to try it too.
Thanks for the idea!