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Miniature Golf Course on the Independence of the Seas cruise ship on 1-16-09 Shot with a handheld Ricoh GR2, f9, 28mm, 1/250, ISO 80
The Lucky Hart Ranch, home of the the American Miniature Horse in Petersburg, North Dakota. Raising the finest miniature horses since 1987. Visit www.luckyhart.com for more information
While going through my archives I found plenty of photos of my trip to Madeira that looked like good candidates for a fake tilt shift attempt. I had tried before and have been thinking about it ever since. I took the chance to try a tilt shift generator on a few photos (made for Adobe Air), it did a pretty good job and it has a lot of options. Check it out:
labs.artandmobile.com/tiltshift/
Eventually I moved back to photoshop where control over color and levels is way more precise.
From a Marcia Gail Miniatures kit
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The girls decided to play in my mother-in-laws miniature art room. They had lots of fun. It was nice cause it was the perfect size for them.
Miniature bottle pendant with Shakespeare inside. You can put anything you like in these as long as it fits!
A miniature desk made of cardboard. Has some photo frames (also made of cardboard) on top of it and some sort of book. All made of cardboard, liquid glue and white paint.
Parts I am using to create a miniature spiral staircase for a dollhouse sized library. I drew the design and lasered each piece to fit together.
Free sculpted stoneware clay. Painted with oxides, underglazes and glazes. Fired in a kiln.
By Marina Lenzino ©Cherry Heart 2013
*sold* on etsy
The brass hand was originally on its own, featuring as a paper weight or desk item. Mid 19th century a fashion of making miniature hands arose, usually in metal. It was attached to this marble base at a later stage.
Measurment marble base 16,5 x 6,3 cm.