Timelapses
Planet Fungi has a catalogue of over 500 time-lapses of mushrooms, mycelium and slime mould growing, as well as tracks of mushrooms in the forest.
They have been collected over a decade by Australian fungi photographer Stephen Axford and documentary maker Catherine Marciniak, and feature species found in many parts of the world.
We specialise in high quality forest fungi time-lapses and license these for cinema and television productions, exhibitions and events.
In their raw form clips are 5K-8K. These are HD Preview clips only.
Time-lapses are available for licensing (exclusive and non-exclusive). The license fee per clip for TV is $300, $600, $1500, $2500 per clip depending on quality.
Rates on request for theatrical screenings, exhibitions, educational and research projects. Discounts for bulk orders.
Contact us for pricing and purchasing.
Fungi Timelapses
Coprinellis sp.
Coprinopsis Pulchricaerulia
Mycena Chlorophos
There are an estimated 2-11million species of fungi on the planet and yet to date only around 155,000 have been documented. The race is on to document as many species as possible. And, then we need to understand the role fungi play and how they interact with other organisms in the environment.
Purple Mass
Fungi Gills
Panus Lecomtei
Xylaria sp.
Pseudocolus Fusiformis
Cyptotrama asprata
Stephen Axford’s time-lapses are a window into the world of fungi. For the first time we see how mushrooms grow and the critters that share their habitat.
Yellow (unknown species)
Campanella sp.
Pluerotis Djamour
