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The beaches in the Netherlands don't have any rock formations, it's just sand, so I was looking for a interesting foreground to accompany the sunset and found this mini riverdelta created by the receiding water of the sea...
I have a few small pencils, 3" long and between 1/8" and 1/4 wide. They must have come either with magazines or ads for a magazine, as some are marked "Reader's Digest", "Time Magazine" or "Sports Illustrated". I preferred photographing the bottoms of them, as they had more graphic appeal.
The Miniature Railroad’s story began in 1919 with a man named Charles Bowdish of Brookville, PA. Originally a holiday display on the second floor of his house, it moved to the Buhl Planetarium in 1954, and ultimately found its final home at Carnegie Science Center in 1992.
Miniature Starburst at Longwood Gardens
This tiny beauty was less than a quarter of an inch long
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This miniature boat was part of a delightful attraction that someone set up in Cavendish, Newfoundland.
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Mimosaceae (touch-me-not family) --
OR Fabaceae s. l. (pea, or bean family) » Calliandra emarginata
kal-ee-AN-druh -- from the Greek kallos (beautiful) and andra (stamens)
e-mar-jin-NAY-tuh -- meaning, with a notched margin
commonly known as: dwarf powder puff, fairy duster, miniature powderpuff
Origin: Southern Mexico, Panama, Bolivia
Originally built by my father and mother in law and given to me. I have re-painted and added many new things. Scale is 1:12 One inch equals one foot. More pics to follow (gradually) of the other rooms and the exterior, which has an attached greenhouse. My mother in law called the greenhouse Cathy's Flower Shop.
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Until then here is a picture af tiny mushrooms of about 1 cm tall. To get additionnal lighting I used a piece of foil paper as a reflector!..... I posted this image to answer a friendly challenge with my friend Anne-Marie!
(adj.)*Miniature
1. being on a very small scale.
Miniature Mushrooms, Lorraine, Quebec, Canada.
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"In wildness is the preservation of the world."
-Henry David Thoreau
My parents bought this miniature gnome (less than 1" high) the year I was born. It is the only remaining member of what I remember as quite a large set. There was a time when it was a holiday decoration; now it lives all year in my kitchen.
Taken for Macro Mondays "Tradition"
Portrait of a young miniaturist producing a painting on parchment (Uzbekistan).
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Had to share the cutest miniature by Ochibits. It is amazing, thank you! Click here to see the little bear's story!
Spatter Cones is one of the miniature volcanoes in Craters of The Moon in Idaho, USA.
These "miniature" volcanoes form during the final stages of a fissure type eruption. As gases escape and pressure is released, the lava becomes thick and pasty. When these sticky globs of lava plop to the surface, they pile up to form spatter cones.
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Miniature porcelain artwork featuring an original illustration imprinted onto the surface.
A small hole on the top of each one makes it ready to hang.
These are all gone now. But I have received several emails about them. Please email me at ashley.goldberg@gmail.com and the name(s) of the ones that you are interested in
Looking Close... on Friday: Cup & Saucer
A very tiny cup and saucer, just the right size for a tiny Pixie
Another uncropped image in my Miniature Series:
Close-up of an elephant: 57 mm high by 62 mm long
During 1982 an Indian friend of mine, Rada, visited New Delhi and brought back this elephant as a gift.
Sasolburg
South Africa
Three lovely minature schnauzers (sadly not mine) left to right Poppy, George & Annie photographed outside the spledidly dog friendly 'The Real Coffee Stop' Beddgelert, Snowdonia.
A bonsai arrangement at the North Carolina Arboretum. Asheville. Entitled by the artist: "Appalachian Cove". Explore-d!