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2016 Contest Winners

Here are the winners we unveiled at the 2016 NAMA Shenandoah Foray! Thanks to all who entered, and to John Plischke III who ran the contest. To see a slideshow with a sample of each entrant's work and all the honorable mentions, follow this link...

Pictorial

Boletus reticuloceps by Daniel Winkler

First place:  Boletus reticuloceps, by Daniel Winkler.

Ceratiomyxa sphaerosperma by Daniel Winkler

Second place: Ceratiomyxa sphaerosperma, by Daniel Winkler.

Microglossum rufum by Dianna Smith

Third place: Microglossum rufum, by Dianna Smith

Documentary

Hypholoma brunneum by Mary Smiley

First place: Hypholoma brunneum by Mary Smiley

Suillus spraguei by Bill Yule

Second place: Suillus spraguei by Bill Yule

Hygrocybe flavescens by Geoff Blame

Third place: Hygrocybe flavescens by Geoff Blame

 

Judge's Option

Frosty the Fungus

First place: Frosty the Fungus by Mark Bower

Bunny Shaped Fuliho septica by Autum Mallett

Second place: Bunny Shaped Fuliho septica by Autumn Mallett

Mushroom Rainbow by Alissa Allen

Third place: Mushroom Rainbow by Alissa Allen

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