Steve Axford is an australia-based photographer, he loves to travel to the remotest corners of the earth, capturing the lives of people, animals, and most importantly, fungi. His fascinating photographs of the diverse world of fungi seem to picture a fantastic expedition to some distant alien world. And it’s easy to understand why. Many of these rare mushroom species are unknown to us and have never been photographed before.
Many of these rare fungi were photographed around Axford’s home in the Northern Rivers area of New South Wales in Australia. However, his travels in search of rare species have taken him as far as Victoria and Tasmania.
Marasmius haematocephalus
Panus fasciatus
Campanella sp.
Campanella sp.
Leratiomyces sp.
Mycena interrupta
Schizophyllum commune
Mycena chlorophos
Cyptotrama aspratum or Gold tuft
Marasmius haematocephalus
Marasmius sp.
Marasmius sp.
Campanella sp.
White Mycena
Mycena austrororida
Cyathus novaezelandiae or Birds Nest Fungi
Entoloma Hochstetteri (virescens)
Mycna chlorophos
Tremella fimbriata
Hairy mycena
Campanella sp.
Leratiomyces ceres (Redlead Roundhead)
White mycena
Luminous fungi (Mycena chlorophos)
Hygrocybe anomala
Red cup fungi
Hairy mycena
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