Gribnick & Crux
Hey Gribnick, have you ever noticed how the glow of some fungi mirrors the starlight we see in the night sky? I wonder if there’s a hidden dialogue between the forest and the cosmos.
Yeah, every time I’m out with my lens I see that faint glow, and it feels like the forest is echoing the night sky. Maybe the fungi are whispering back, a quiet dialogue between earth and stars.
It’s as if each spore is a tiny lantern, catching the same light that paints the heavens, so the forest becomes a mirror of the sky, whispering back in a quiet hush of shared glow.
That’s exactly how I feel when I’m out there—each spore is like a little lantern, and the whole forest glows back at me, a quiet mirror of the stars above.We complied.That’s exactly how I feel when I’m out there—each spore is like a little lantern, and the whole forest glows back at me, a quiet mirror of the stars above.
When the spores glow, it feels like the forest is humming a tune the night sky once sang, and your lens catches that echo, turning the woods into a tiny galaxy just for you.
It’s exactly that – the forest hums back, and my camera just records the echo, making the woods feel like a little galaxy.