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I put these together very quickly for a collab at Brickworld. They were a great deal of fun to build, and it was cool to see how I could make each one unique.
This is my entry into the Micro Sci-fi City category for Space Jam 2018, a moonbase! This also doubles as part of a collaboration with my LUG, IowaLUG. (We’re currently remodeling the website, but I figured I would include the link anyways.) I tried to make the buildings very non-standard and give most of them interesting shapes, and I think I achieved this. There is a tunnel system so that all of them are connected and none of the inhabitants get sucked out into the vacuum of space. ;-) One of my favorite easter eggs is if you’ve been following me for a decent amount of time, you would recognize my SHIP that I made this past September; I finally got around to making a micro version of it for the landing pad! Personal achievement, bigtime. ;-) The buildings are left to right, front to back:
Rover Garage
Communications Tower
Power Plant
Landing Pad
Residential Complex
Office Tower
Research Institute
The build dimensions are 132x68 studs, and an estimated 8,000 parts. More detailed pictures are in my photostream. Thank you!
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a portrait of this tiny brown violetear hummingbird who let me get very close to him/her with a macro lens
Possibly a nuisance in any orchard but it was a point and click in our tiny fruitless garden,
Thanks to a flickr friend I have an ID.
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Get in mah belleh.
To get started into the LEGO season 2019, I decided to build a small one at first. Primarily to continue practicing photography and image editing. Happy new year everybody!
30 photos stack for these tiny fungi (about 1-2mm tall). Shot using the Canon MP-E 65mm 1-5x macro lens and stacked in ZereneStacker.
In the spirit of the 'best camera is the one you have with you' and seen an inspiring YouTube on iPhone photography I sallied forth into the bush and photographed these tiny fungi, lichen, mosses and liverworts. Miminal processing in LR Classic
Minnesota is known as the "Land of 10,000 Lakes". In reality, there are 11,842 lakes of 10 acres or more. There are so many lakes in fact, that there are over 200 'Mud Lakes', 150 'Long Lakes' and 120 'Rice Lakes'....MN is the main producer of wild rice in the US.
The "lake" in the foreground of this photo measured about 3 feet wide and a few inches deep, so it obviously doesn't classify as a lake. It does sit on the rocky shore of an actual lake that stretches out to an island in the distance, which made for an interesting photo.
There is already a 'Tiny Lake' in Northeastern Minnesota, so instead I will name this vast body of water, 'Micro Lake'
Image with my Hasselblad 500cm
Feu des Vieux Moines and the Cross of Pointe Saint‑Mathieu in Plougonvelin (Finistère)
The Tourelle des Vieux Moines, located at the foot of Pointe Saint‑Mathieu, was put into service in 1898. Built of reinforced concrete, it has an octagonal shape and rises 16 metres above sea level.
The cross, located south of the Chapelle Notre‑Dame‑de‑Grâce, is part of the religious and maritime ensemble at Pointe Saint‑Mathieu (abbey, chapel, lighthouse, memorial). The site has medieval origins associated with the Benedictine Abbey founded at the end of the 11th century. It functions as a calvary/liturgical and maritime marker.
Feu des Vieux Moines et la croix de la Pointe Saint‑Mathieu à Plougonvelin (Finistère)
La tourelle des Vieux Moines, située au pied de la Pointe Saint‑Mathieu, a été mise en service en 1898. Construite en béton armé, elle est de forme octogonale et s'élève à 16 mètres au‑dessus du niveau de la mer.
La croix, située au sud de la chapelle Notre‑Dame‑de‑Grâce, fait partie de l’ensemble religieux et maritime de la Pointe Saint‑Mathieu (abbaye, chapelle, phare, mémorial). Le site a des origines médiévales liées à l’abbaye bénédictine fondée à la fin du XIe siècle. Elle sert de repère pour les visiteurs et les marins et constitue un petit monument/calvaire.
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I don't know what sort of mineral this is. It is a pano from two stacks of 570 pictures, about 1,2 mm wide, the reproduction scale is 10:1. I used a Mitutoyo 10x Apo Plan and a Pansonic GH5.
Ich weiß nicht, um welches Mineral es sich handelt. Ich habe es auf den Hamburger Mineralientagen als Fotomotiv erstanden, habe es schon vor Ort mit einer Lupe nach möglichen Motiven abgesucht. Die Aufnahme entstand mit einer Vorrichtung zur Microfotografie, der Abbildungsmaßstab beträgt 10:1, das Bild zeigt einen ca. 1,2mm großen Abschnitt, es ist ein Pano zusammengesetzt aus zwei Stacks a. 570 Aufnahmen, leicht beschnitten. Verwendet habe ich eine Lumix GH5, ein Mitutoyo 10x Apo Plan, einen motorisierten Makroschlitten von Stonemaster und diverse Flächenleuchten.
Edit: scheint sich um Quarz auf Flourit zu handeln. Danke an Edgar im Stackerforum.
♁ Jumping Spider / Springspinnen (Aelurillus v-insignitus)
Same spider as in the previous shot, but at a wider angle. To me, she looks kind of like a tank on hilly terrain.
I thought I'd try something different tonight and go for a micro nature scene. I really like the result.
So at this point most people at my day job know Steph and I are "Lego People". Anyways, for various occasions such as birthdays or last days (by that I don't mean deaths) we like to build little desk magnets or vigs representative of the individual. This one is for a friend who switched jobs to go work for NASA. :)
Some inspiration :)
www.flickr.com/photos/iridescentnohow/7658613528/in/photo...
I wanted to make a micro version of the Forgotten Temple as well as make instructions for it. The instructions are free on my rebrickable page (link in bio) So if you want to make this or the Micro Hunters Dream for yourself you can. If you are just curious to see how they go together you are more than welcome to take a look.
I do want to make instructions more often for my builds but they do take a lot longer to finish and test. I also like to use odd pieces in my builds that aren’t available digitally which limits a lot of options for making builds, so unfortunately I won’t make instructions for every build I post.
I’m wanting to make micro versions of every show build I make because I have to take them apart pretty quickly afterwards and the shows are pretty much the only time I get to see them fully assembled. I do like to keep little souvenirs from the show builds but a tiny version is a nice little display piece to act as a reminder of what I have made. Who knows maybe after 50 years I can just display the micro builds instead…