You can try iNaturalist. It can scan your images and guess at what species you have. You can publish your observations and other people on the platform may suggest a name if they know what it is. It's probably your best bet if you aren't willing to spend the time and energy required to learn how to identify them yourself.
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One of the best documents to better understand European mushrooms
I'm using Champignouf for that purpose, but other options are great too.
But those tools are just for learning. It gives you the right directions, but you have to verify the results by yourself.
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No need to use a mask, or even gloves, for that. Even the deadliest mushroom shouldn't be toxic to touch. Just don't eat pieces of it, and wash your hands after coming home.
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