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To enjoy the beauty of love, be a big person in this small world.

― Debasish Mridha

 

I posted this image privately to a group before, so my apologies to those of you who have already seen it :)

Standing them up not so easy, Pushing them over easy.

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The village corn growers have been busy schucking corn and are now selecting only the sweetest kernals for the village freezer.

(They had to be very quick today as it's getting close to the start the start of Eurovision!)

Doris found sweeping up much easier than sharpening the pencils.

Miss Batty wonders if she'll ever finish the bunting for the village fete as threading the machine needle is not easy for her. Perhaps I'll suggest she uses a thinner thread.

Making coffee can be such hard work.

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Albert the village signwriter is busy helping out with my PoD. He didn't want you to miss it.

I am going to be making a LOT of new work this year. All images are available to purchase. Pricing can be found on my website:

 

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But someone has to do it.

And for your ears if you enjoy a bit of Kenny Chesney and George Strait

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After falling into the glass twice Vinnie the village vintner tastes his 2015 zinfandel and decides after a glass or two the villagers won't care what it tastes like.

The village Pack and Post Company wasn't sure if the parcel would get to Buck House before the wedding or even if the King and Queen would have any use for a 1/87th scale full dinner service.

Part of a new series of images I made for a client for some restaurants. LOVED this project!

 

My new book on 'Miniature Worlds' arrives soon on my website: www.davidgilliver.com

 

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It's a Small World!

 

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EXPLORE. INDOOR.

 

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What an opportunity to get this shot! Mr. Bricker’s interpretation of It’s A Small World Holiday in the rain has always been one of those shots I’d seen and said to myself “I’ve got to capture that someday!” Well, being a local now, this shot was now more easily possible. On this night I didn’t hesitate to pick up my camera and rush into this ridiculously rainy weather with my friend Caleb. The most unique photos can certainly happen in less than friendly weather conditions that’s for sure. It’s all about that color and reflection!

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It's a Small World!

 

As I never use Photoshop, this one took a while to get right! I very nearly gave up on it but just as I thought I would never manage to get the shot the way I wanted it, the little dude decided to start behaving himself! :O)

 

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The village decided as they have an abundant crop of broccoli they should start to havest it.

Created using 1 x disposable face mask, and the Little People.

 

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Captured for Crazy Crazy Tuesday theme: Things with wheels.

 

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Fireman George became a true saint today when he realised his hose was mightier than any sword.

 

Today WAH are visiting Saint George to celebrate St. George's Day.

It's a Small World!

 

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Wilbur was sure he'd get off with a warning for speeding in his 1957 open top Ford Thunderbird if he told Officer Law,

"Sorry, officer—I was just racing to get home before it rained.

  

Despite repeated tornado warnings for my area, I ventured into the woods today. Covered up with rain pants and a goretex jacket to avoid being devoured by clouds of mosquitos, I found a large but still fresh mushroom. Looked underneath and found some local residents! 😁

No much happens in the village but today the villagers had to call in the CSI. They need help in solving the case of the broken Pez candy.

Read all about it. The village welcomes Oscar the new paperboy. He mostly delivers the weekly community newspapers and the free shopper papers.

 

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BIG (little) NEWS!!

I’m excited to announce that my new interactive eBooks on Miniature Worlds and Light Painting are now available through my website:

 

davidgilliver.com/product-category/books/

 

I have spent the last 3-4 months writing them, and the new books are PACKED with new artworks, hints & tips, and contain new chapters that complement what was covered in the first books. They are a continuation of the last eBooks and contain all-new information.

 

Please help me spread the word, and I hope that you all enjoy reading the new books. It really was a huge amount of fun putting them together ❤️📷❤️ special thanks to all who contributed 🙏📷🙏

 

Dream small…

David

Mr. Coffee no less.

I probably could have done more with this but it's Monday.

What an excuse, eh!

I found these little cuties on Sunday, I really fell in love...had to get them.

On an upturned, decomposing oak log,

San Luis Obispo Co., California

 

Mycena is a large genus of small mushrooms. "It's a small world"

It's a Small World.

 

Please feel free to check out my new online shop where limited edition work can now be purchased:

 

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Farmer Burt Giles and his wife Dotty had hoped to get everything ready for their Christmas Farmer market at Enchated Meadow Farm today. Their plans soon went awry when they realised that Cedric was about to fall off his ladder after perfectly hanging the Christmas wreath on the barn. Albert the village painter was totally oblivious to the accident as he was focused on gettig the barn painted so he could get off to the Dog and Duck for a swift half before lunch.

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Growing on a dead coast live oak log,

Los Osos Oaks State Reserve,

Los Osos, California

 

These are very small, the tallest possibly 3/4" (2cm) high. Most sources I checked did not give a common name and the one I use here was only found in one source. This species is one of a group of jelly fungi called "tuning fork" mushrooms because of the shape of some of them.

 

I was part of a group of five and, with that many eyes looking, we found plenty of mushrooms.

In line for the It's A Small World ride.

 

Magic Kingdom, Orlando

 

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"We are what we think. All that we are arises with our thoughts. With our thoughts, we make the world." - Buddha

It's a Small World.

 

Please feel free to check out my new online shop where limited edition work can now be purchased:

 

www.davidgilliver.com/photography/shop/

It's a Small World!

 

Photographic prints and canvas prints available to purchase via my website:

 

www.DavidGilliver.com

It's a Small World!

 

Please feel free to check out my new online store:

 

www.davidgilliver.com/photography/shop/

 

Thanks,

David

For 122 Pictures in 2022 #52 "It's a small world", this one of my wife's rings, shown very close up. Macro photography is all about small worlds.

When Edna's not being a super model she works in the local laundry.

Taken in Wormswood, Felpham. Had to get very low for this one!

Throughout 2018 I have been busy working on a new photographic project in Scotland using my miniature figurines (the 'Little People').

 

My main hope is that this new series of photographs will help highlight the plastic / litter epidemic our country (and planet) is suffering from. Littering in general has always sickened me, and the 'Blue Planet II effect' really made me feel like I too could help highlight the issue using my own unique approach.

 

Earlier this year, I spent several days collecting bags full of plastic and rubbish that had been discarded (or washed up) next to beaches and lochs on the west coast of Scotland, mostly 'beauty' spots. I kept some of this plastic to make my work (recycling the rest) and returned to the banks of Loch Lomond a couple of months ago to photograph my latest series - LIFE IN PLASTIC.

 

Thanks for looking.

 

David

 

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