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The miniature view of Vancouver City, False Creek and BC Place, in Vancouver BC Canada.
Camera Information:
Model: Sony NEX-6, Shutter Speed: 1/100 sec, Aperture: f/5.6, Focal Length: 13mm, ISO: 100
Lens: Sony 10-18mm f/4 Wide-Angle Zoom Lens OSS Alpha E-mount (SEL1018).
Happy Miniature Sunday!
Nearly forgot to do one this week!
Join our group Miniature Sunday - HMS! and learn how to make these fake miniature shots!
I love to see my contacts there!
Sundays seem to come round so quickly!
HMS! Happy Miniature Sunday!
View LARGE and hopefully it will still look small ;-)
View On Black is on and off because I replaced the picture...it will return some time this year....
Join our group Miniature Sunday - HMS! and learn how to make these fake miniature shots!
I love to see my contacts there!
Last week I was working on some props for an upcoming doll diorama of mine. Among them were these 50 miniature books in 1/6th scale (Licca, Blythe, Momoko, Barbie, etc). :) That was a loooot of folding and gluing!
Miniatures in playscale are not nearly as common as typical 1/12th dollhouse items, hence me doing my own props! I had fun picking the sort of covers for books I wanted displayed on little shelves. It was important the books were on diverse topics. Many are scans of my own books, sized down to miniature scale.
There's Anne Frank (my love for her knows no bounds), Alice in Wonderland, vintage science fiction, ghost stories, childrens fairy tales, cooking books, dictionaries, craft and sewing books, manga, and so on. Lots of books a dolly would be interested in. :)
Next: fabric and leather covers! And then actual 1/6th scale furniture.
1:12 dollhouse scale
The LMax is done by lilushop.etsy.com and well very beautiful as you can see.
Chair is from Reac Japan.
The table is from Elf Miniatures (she does great modern furniture and has some Reac Japan chairs for sale as well)
The book on top of the shelf is by bluekittyminiatures.etsy.com
I have tons of mini books that I got from Mercedes libertybiberty.blogspot.com/
And many minis are from Re-ment (the cutting board, drawers, pens, glass)
The big shelf is from dollhouse emporium
2nd Entry for the online 'Photographic Weekly Competition' ... the theme this week is 'Life in Miniature'.
Backdrop by 'Photo Boards'
The Miniature American Shepherd resembles a small Australian Shepherd. True herders in spite of their compact size, Minis are bright, self-motivated workers and endearingly loyal and lively companion dogs who have an affinity for horses.
The Mini American Shepherd is listed #30 on the AKC list of most popular dog breeds in 2021
Ripponden
Following on from the previous upload, one of the pink miniature roses in the window box. Taken when the sun wasn’t quite so bright.
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Went to the store for toothpaste, walked past a table of flowers and somehow this miniature rose ended up with me at the register. Curious.
Today we had things to do so took Ruby for a walk in Selwyn wood and then into Heathfield and back home to sort out things for next week. So just three images a couple of the miniature world and one of flowers.
Haven't had time to take pics of current creations. Been a long time since I posted pics, so finally decided to take a quick shot of the Red Chair I recently created. :)
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My first attempt at this facinating world. I will have to check through my photos to find a more suitable one for next week.
Thanks to Iarigan for the idea.
Endicott, Washington
There is a lot more to the Palouse than beautiful landscapes. The barns also hold some treasures. In a unique round barn in Endicott, we spotted this cool miniature car. There was a number of us shooting different compositions. I liked this angle the best, as I wanted to use the angle of the right wall to lead the eye toward the car. The fact that there was a lot of texture in the wood was a bonus.
Over one million miniature RMC truck mixers in their (then) familiar tangerine livery were manufactured by Lesney in the UK in 1964. A piece of toy industry history
Scanned from The Readymixers by Michael Cassell
Miniature di libri fatti a mano con pagine vere (copertine e fogli di carta). Misurano 11 x 17 x 5 millimetri :P
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Handmade miniature book charms made with paper (with true pages). They measure 11 x 17 x 5 millimeters :P
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I took this picture early in the morning at the harbor of Athens, Greece. I've
used the "tilt shift process" (selective focus) to simulate a miniature scene.
(The above photo has been shot with the Samsung NX10)
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This miniature city is created with (mostly) 4x4 modular segments that each can be rearranged to create different cities with unique infrastructures. Cars can drive on the roads, boats can navigate through the canals and underneath the functional bridges and the train follows the railway simply by pushing it!
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