Mein Portfolio aus dem aktuellen Jahr 2026

A magical macro scene on the forest floor shows slender, inky-black stipes holding translucent lilac caps—likely bonnet mushrooms (Mycena sp.)—glistening with moisture on a decaying log. Fine fern-moss fronds curl in the foreground, and the background falls into a smooth green bokeh. The mood is serene and enchanting, suggesting a damp, post-rain woodland captured with careful focus stacking. The photo is copyrighted by Hans Enderl.

A captivating close-up, low-angle photograph by Hans Enderl, showcasing three luminous mushrooms nestled on a vibrant green moss carpet in a dimly lit forest. The two prominent mushrooms in the foreground feature pale, almost translucent caps, with their delicate gills radiating a warm, golden light from within, creating a truly magical and ethereal effect. A smaller mushroom in the background also exhibits a subtle glow. The intricate textures of the moss are sharply defined, providing a rich foreground that contrasts beautifully with the soft, blurred green hues of the forest background. The scene evokes a sense of enchantment and serene natural beauty, highlighting the delicate details of the fungi. This image, copyrighted by Hans Enderl, captures a mystical woodland moment, likely in autumn.

A close-up, low-angle shot captures two luminous gilled mushrooms, expertly backlit, standing prominently on a dark, moss-covered tree stump or log. The larger mushroom on the left and a smaller one on the right display intricate gill structures, radiating a warm, golden-orange light from beneath their caps. The surrounding environment is a dark forest, with out-of-focus green foliage, including distinct holly leaves, and ethereal blue and green bokeh lights creating a magical, dreamlike atmosphere in the background. A delicate spider web with tiny water droplets is visible in the mid-ground, adding to the natural detail. The overall mood is one of enchantment and mystery, highlighting the hidden beauty of the natural world. The photograph is copyrighted by Hans Enderl.