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A 1:5 scale F-16 at the Heart of Texas Miniature Aircraft Club. There were some amazing planes at the show and these guys can really fly them. Have a great weekend and thanks for stopping by. 😎
Miniature African Violet grows and flowers on the bedroom windowsill. It receives high light and no sun.
I couldn't come up with anything original for this item so hope this image fits ok.
ANSH 106 (18) miniature landscape
Finally, I've just finished some colorfull miniature bags :"> Hope my customers like them
Doll suitable: Latidoll, PKF, other 1:8 doll or 1:6 doll with the long straps.
These beautiful miniature daffodils are in a planter at our holiday home in the north of Lancashire. This was taken with my Samsung Galaxy S23+ cameraphone.
Kaupinoja. Tampere, Finland.
MAY-2024
Nikon F90x
AF Nikkor 35/2D
Agfa CTx200 @100 (expired 12/1997)
Minilab Developed
Today's fake tilt-shift is of Røros.
Røros is a copper mining town and those are slag heaps in the foreground.
For those interested in learning more about this simple technique there are two tutorials at the Miniature Sunday pool. You are all welcome to come and have a try once a week just for fun!
I think this is a pinecone, but if not it is a seed pod, so either way it seems to fit the MacroMonday theme this week of "P."
Some miniatures I have made out of cardboard cereal and granola bar boxes based on homes i've photographed over the years!
Macro Mondays 'low key' theme.
A miniature pewter jug for the theme.
Off camera flash through a short home made snoot, at 1/32 power, held close to subject from the left.
This part of the jug measures 2.25" (including the handle)
A series of photos I took at my friend's home, which she and her family turned into a miniature Christmas wonderland.
Funny how this little rose bush has kept a good percentage of its leaves. I don't think it looks too happy nearly buried in the snow though! The bush is several years old and has never kept the leaves like this before.....Interesting nature!
I forgot to share this shot from earlier this summer; we were descending Narao Peak in Yoho NP when we took a break along a rocky bench below a large patch of snow. This is where I found this stunning miniature meandering stream. It was only a few centimetres wide, but it had incredible symmetry; it almost looked contrived! I must confess that I did edit this photo--I removed a large patch of snow that was coming in on the left side of the frame because it detracted from the amazing symmetry of the stream. I very rarely remove elements from photos, but in this case I feel it was justified, especially because I'm sure the snow would've melted out of frame within a week or two. What do you think? Thanks for looking!