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This is a small thumb plane about two inches long. The thumb rest is removeable. It has a skew blade which makes it really excellent for very fine work on end grain. It is made from steel from a piece of box section tube. A short piece was cut off the end of the tube and this formed the body of the plane. The sole is brazed on and is in two pieces which allowed me to make a very fine mouth. Despite its small size, the thumb rest makes it easy to hold and it works extremely well.
Miniature species from Colombia (Antioquia, Risaralda and Nariño) and Ecuador (Carchi, Imbabura and Manabi), 500-2500m. Flower size 6mm. Leaf size3-4cm.
Miniature landscape formed by the moss growing in flower pots. Shot with Nikon 55mm f3.5 on Canon 600D. Natural light
It have been a really long time since i've post a tilt-shift effect photo so here is one ... I really believe that it works great on this shot as the people looks tine and the train as if they were toys which is what miniaturization all about :)
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Setting up a quick scene with my new Re-Ment goodies. Its what I imagine a nice Sunday brunch with a good friend would look like =)
Cropped to 16:9, frames "tilt-shifted" with a Perl script doing commandline ImageMagick operations (yes I know there's a Perl API, but I wasn't in the mood), movie made with ffmpeg -sameq
Rural service in miniature (O scale)
Approximate size is 12 inches wide x 7 inches deep.
(304 mm x 178mm)
I recently shot this house for a client who insisted that I try using the tilt function on my T/S lens for one of the exterior shots. Up until then, I had never found a use for tilting the lens while shooting architecture because I felt like it would just make the structure seem smaller. Im not sure what I think of this shot. Wondering if anybody else has done this for their architecture work and looking for any thought on this image. The client was happy so thats a start...
Color my world daily - Thursday: green
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1:12 scale dollhouse miniature pastries handmade by Caroline of Hummingbird Miniatures.
Images copyright of Hummingbird Miniatures 2010-2014
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We are located on West San Anotnio St. aka Hwy 90
as you enter Marfa from the West.
Learn how to sculpt your own dollhouse miniature Italian foods out of polymer clay here: blog.themousemarket.com/2014/07/02/the-new-italian-foods-...
Continuing our miniature Oribana project... and here is another artwork for the miniature version of our Oribana composition called SOLO.
The starring vase is Yuri's design called Solo, hence the name of the composition. The flower design is my Solo-Lily, a special kind of an imaginary bloom :-)
The vase is just 4 cm high, 1-3/4 inches, and the whole arrangement is 4 inches high (10 cm).
Used wonderful hand-made Japanese paper Moriki Kozo for the flowers, classic origami paper for the greens and some silvery designers paper for the vase.
Note for origami enthusiasts: The step-by-step diagrams on how to fold the composition are published in our ORIBANA BEAUTY
www.oriland.com/store/collections/oribana_beauty/main.php Happy folding!
Miniature, Manoir de l'Automobile, Lohéac (35).
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