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My first experiment with faking "tilt-shift" photos! They turned out ok, thank you Adobe CS3!!
The actual photo was shot across the Fraser Canyon from the Trans Canada Highway about 20 km south of Ashcroft BC.
These tiny pots are made by the fine woodturning artist Glenn Krueg. Joe and I found them at a gallery in Mendocino called The Highlight Gallery. Aren't they lovely! Featuring real flowers and plants.
Shown with Alisha, my 12" porcelain Paperwhite Doll. Temporary makeup by me.
Miniature of a Chinese takeway, Ming's, made by Mrs Lin Law. It is a replica of her and her husband's shop around ten years ago. By courtesy of Ms Pauline Yip. British Chinese Food Culture Project, Ming-Ai (London) Institute, 2011-2012.
This was the annual giant workshop for the 2003 Gulf South Miniatures Event, designed by Braxton Payne. I brought it home and built it, and furnished it with all the goody bags and souvenir treats from the show.
Abbey needs a groom!
Just trying out a Minolta 24-85 that I bought this week so that I have a wider lens to use from time to time. My widest lens has been my Minolta 35-70 that I bought new in 1987.
A miniature railway tunnel, complete with track cuts through the bank. The tunnel is 32 yards long, and is a single bore.
Miniature train space seen from the other side, at the Transportation Museum.
The Transportation Museum will close on May 14, 2006 and reopen in Saitama city on October 14, 2007.
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.