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Autor: Vaughan Williams
My first micro scale fleet,I am thinking of make another one for these guys to fight. Please tell me what you think
Pic by luke inman
pic shows the new micro lodge Hobbit house available on show at the caravan exhibition at glasgows secc.
This build is from the game of Skyrim, and serves as the main focal point of the city of Whiterun. This building is an ornate nordic inspired structure that is used to hold banquets, conduct research, devise military plans, but most crucially, it used to serve as a prison for Numinex, the dragon as well as used to aid the protagonist in capturing Odahviing the dragon.
This digital build is for the #marchitecture2024 contest as a fictional build.
Tiny Desmodium incanum blossoms being serviced by a team of 3mm micro flies at Frenchmans Forest Natural Area in Palm Beach County, Florida.
Went walking at the Zig Zag yesterday. It was a cold and rainy day, perfect for a bush walk.
Found this and to me it looked like a mini landscape.
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Micro Nikkor 60mm f/2.8D with 50mm extension tube, Mode Manual, Shutter speed 1/80, aperture f/32. lokasi Ladang 10 UPM, Serdang
A collembolan, also known as a springtail. These little guys – and other collembolan species – were out in huge numbers on our warm Sunday afternoon, scampering around the bark and the lichens on the trees near the creek by our place.
Springtails used to be considered insects, but are now placed taxonomically in their own group. Most of them are very small; I really had to get right up to the trees to see them. Several people walked by me on the trail and probably figured I was just some sort of weirdo. Oh well, as a photographer and an entomologist (and sort of all-around geek), I'm fairly used to that.
To get an idea of the size of this beast, I had my macro lens virtually right on top of it. This critter is about the size of a lowercase letter in your morning paper... actually, it's a bit smaller than that.
I'm not a springtail expert by any means, but I think that this one belongs to the family Hypogastruridae. I stand to be corrected, however.
Decluttr-ing definitely gives you a better view by ramping up the size a bit.
Sony DSLR-A200
0.02 sec (1/50); f/4.5; 30 mm; ISO 200