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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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Still some lovely miniature Pansies in the public flowerbeds. I love them when it's sunny.
Thank you for your favourites. :O)
This miniature rooster was popular among the visitors at the Gaya Street Sunday market. I am not sure if he is a potential meal or a pet.
Blogged: Kota Kinabalu, People and Places, Street Photography.
one of jen's friends makes miniature books. the background is a full sized book of edgar allan poe's poetry
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!
If you like this build, please consider supporting it on Lego Ideas with the link below!
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I'm back from a looong hiatus! ;)
I finally set up my first dolly house last weekend.....Yotsuba's room. (I still don't have B's to take care of, heehee! Y is lower maintenance.....you just change hands & heads, no colors to match, no preppy accessories to worry about.)
Thing is, my fingers keep on hitting stuff and I keep on dropping parts! By sundown, I was all set to take photos, but I've lost my lovely, all natural, daylight. So I have to contend with my OTT light (shameless plug! And thanks to Ms. dorothyalice213's "Dot's OTT" inspiration! I bought it at 50% off btw ;P).
I put together Y's favorite things. Her own collection of mini-dollhouses. She's not an obvious Hello Kitty collector, isn't it? And my oh my, her bag preferences are fabulous but well beyond her age, and means! Girl, how much is your weekly allowance?!!!
The room's her own wonder land. But mommy put a scary reminder by the door to always keep her room tidy. HA!
the macromonday theme is two. found these miniature brandy snifters and thought i'd give them an artsy noir setting.
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Join our new group Miniature Sunday - HMS! and learn how to make these fake miniature shots!
I don't think this one worked all that well but it is just a bit of weekend fun!
It's a chilly thursday with the downpour early in the morning. Maybe you wanna grab a cup of hot chocolate with a warm toasted donut. :)
Miniature naked donuts handsculpted by me, yet to be decorated and to be made into earrings! :)
Of course I couldn't resist some treats for myself.
Easel is by Bernard Levevre
Pottery by Elisabeth Causeret
Tea Pot by Lory - 64tnt
Dwarf in Glass and mini origami by Mariella - Muffa's Miniatures
Not from the SIMP
Shelf by AmazingMiniatures
Couch table by Roland Irle
Spent today at "Miniature Fair". Met some dolly friends and bought lots of stuff to Villa Bastet. This is most of my haul. I really like that orchid on right: very realistic ( will end up to be Euro Auntie's apple of her eye.)
The funniest item is a book named " My basic rights in European Union"- it's a real readable miniature book: but my near sight is too bad to read it :-( ( But I bought it to my dolls anyway, lol)
Sharpener tv and telephone, made in Mexico, furniture from Ikea. Retro chair made by an artisan, replica of the Petit Princess Furniture, scale 1:16.
Miniatures from Rement.
HMS!
Does this one work as a fake miniature? I'm not entirely convinced but I quite like the scene anyway. This is another shot taken from that rock I uploaded a couple of days back.
Join our group Miniature Sunday - HMS! and learn how to make these fake miniature shots!
The daisy is little more than 1cm (1/2 inch) wide.. so the bee is tiny!! It looked like an ant and it was only because I noticed the tiny yellow pollen sacs that I realised it was a bee. It had a large bubble of liquid (saliva?) which it was continually rubbing its front legs through... could it have been mixing it with the pollen?
Thanks to Katarina (kasia-aus) for providing the likely explanation... bees regurgitate nectar and dry it until it reached the right sugar content. That's what the bubble is.