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D700 mit Nikon 60mm 2.8 Micro AF
Honigbiene auf Muschelbaum. Aufnahme aus freier Hand.
Honeybee on mussel tree. Free hand shot.
Sony A7 and the Minolta Auto Bellows III + the macro stand AB-III with inverted Minolta MC W.Rokkor-SI 28mm f/2.5 lens.
Princess Bubblegum, Marceline, Ice King, Finn, Jake and BMO in micro figure form.
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Newly delivered to Leeds is this Sherpa. Seen fresh from the paint shop ad still awaiting finishing touches before entering service.
My bf got me the whole set for my bday (a few weeks ago) and now I'm obsessed and I need all of them. We were caught up until I found 2 new sets at toys r us today.
Some one let the micro managers out of the pen. The director tries to control them while the actress who plays Wylde Style is angry that she can't hear her phone call.
Lego #70803
Final iteration of my Micro Scale Sea Duck and Thunderquack, built to scale with Brickvault's Micro Millennium Falcon.
I suppose I should be grateful I have a "netbook", as anything larger wouldn't have fitted on the shelf (I don't think I could get away with calling it a "table"). Actually, I gave up after about ten minutes, deciding to use my phone for 'Net-type activities...
I mentioned to Janis that I wanted to buy some to photograph. On the way back to the hotel, we stopped at this bakery and she bought ten. Two, ten...no big deal. They're micro-croissants.
I took the photo I wanted after we got back to our room. An hour later Janis asked where the pastries went.
"I ate them. Why?"
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Leica M6 summicron 35mm f2
Kodak Ektachrome EPP
this was shot in Thies, near Dakar. Senegal. (random shot from my chest)
Children immideately surrounded the car when we stopped at the gas station
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Karst is the place where the so called karst-topography is more common, and of course is also the place where it was studied and described for the first time. Karst forms are generated by the dissolution of limestone or other carbonate rocks. Small scale forms like those you can see in the above photo are called in Italian "micro-solchi" (micro-runnels) and when well developed they make the rock surface look like a small scale model of a mountain ridge.
This photo was taken in a dolina close to Zgonik (Ita: Sgonico) in the so called "Carso Triestino" (Karst of Triest).