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The garden is just a beautiful when you look down a macro lens as it is normally, maybe even more so!
The Re-ment Addicts Group did a Color Theme Challenge quite some time ago, but I didn't have time to do it. I was inspired by all of the great photos they did, so now that I have a lot of time on my hands, I decided it would be fun to do. I am going to do the whole rainbow, and probably post way more photos than I should!
At the University Mall in Orem, some miniature train enthusiasts put up a display which combined all their individual collections. The track filled a very large room. Here is Joshua looking at one of the very intricate miniature villages through which a train is passing.
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The lazy and poor guy’s diorama :D
I lack the desire, money, skills, space and time to create a miniature diorama...
What to do? Use flickr photos as the backdrop!
This is the image I found... apparently it is actually in the Whampoa Garden (a private housing estate) neighbouhood in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
www.flickr.com/photos/ahkitj/81554108/in/faves-18378305@N00/
Laugh out loud. Am I ever cheap and lazy?!
Model:
Cars Workshop product ID 92506
Depicting Dennis Dragon 3-axle, 9.9 meter double-decker in OO (1/76 scale)
This beauty is a Falcon Miniature camera originally made by the Utility Manufacturing Company beginning around 1939...they are simple cameras made of Bakelite and were badged under several different names during their run. I have several of these in my collection, two Falcon's, a Miniature Remington camera, and a Photo Master.
The Utility Manufacturing Company was eventually taken over by the Spartus Company and these simple 127 cameras continued to be produced for many years. These cameras appear to be modeled after the Argus A 35mm cameras but the Argus A's were much better cameras...I have several of these in my collection too.
The Falcon Miniature is a fun camera to shoot and if you like the Lomography style of photography these will definitely appeal to you. They shoot 127 film, which is still available online from several film retailers. I find these at Estates sales from time to time and I always pick them up if they are in decent condition. This one, as you can see came with the original box and the original instruction manual.
I just keep buying random stuff I run across. I don't need any of it, I'm not even sure I want any of it, I just see it & buy it LOL Anyway, here's a bunch of stuff I bought.
Musical Instruments close up, I chose one of my miniature guitars, Babyaxe replicas of famous guitars, this one from one of my favourite guitarists Slash.
Shabby dollhouse miniatures from katie arthur dollhouse littles and The "painted" quilt. dollhouselittles.etsy.com
They measure at about 1.3cm in diameter.
Miniature penguin macarons handsculpted by me in 1/3 scale, fits BJD dolls of SD-sized or MSD-sized.
blogged at www.aiclay.com/2011/12/squawk-penguin-macarons.html
I received these super cute miniatures from ludmilateles last November. Except those made of plastic, they've been all handmade by her. Thank you, Ludmila, for dedicating your time and patience! I loved the pieces and I have plans for each one of them (and I've already used some in recent photos). ^^
a fine Indian miniature painting.
I purchased this last september in jaipur.
These paintings are often painted on the pages from old books that have ink hand writing. The paper is handmade, and super smooth ... a prefect painting surface for gouache.
Miniature model of the Coney Island Cyclone roller-coaster by Paul Busse and the Applied Imagination team at the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) Holiday Train Show in Bronx, New York (NY), United States (USA). #bronx #newyork #usa #sculptures
Milwaukee Art Museum as seen through a tilt-shift lens.
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These roses are outside the Rose Festival offices in downtown Portland. They're the first ones to bloom of the myriad roses planted there.
This is a Cotoneaster dammeri 'Streibs Findling', styled to represent a miniature apple tree using bonsai techniques.
I purchased this as an inexpensieve garden plant ($7), grew it in the ground for a couple years, and pruned and planted it in this bonsai pot this spring (2025).