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Jay Lichter Illuminates Stunning Colors and Textures in Macro Photos of Elusive Slime Molds

For years, New Zealand-based mycophile Jay Lichter didn’t think of mushrooms as much more than produce one buys in the supermarket. But he began to notice how much variety exists in the fungi world as he learned to identify different species and appreciate their important ecological role. It wasn’t long before he started paying more attention to slime molds, which often emerge in similar habitats as fungi.

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