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For comparison with adjoining photograph this taken with Olympus Macro 60mm at close focus and then copying an area of about 1/12 full frame.
I have now replaced original with an almost identical shot of same area taken with camera on a tripod, the original was hand held and was certainly not as sharp.
My attention was drawn by an Indian Minah dive bombing something just behind the retaining wall along the back of the house: turns out it was this little fella.
Jan Lewis
Day 26 of 366
Can you guess what this is? Here is a hint...I went into Tandy Leather today. They are located in the store front next to where I get my hair cut. I was super busy today running errands and I thought maybe they might have something interesting to photograph for my post today.
This is a python skin. They told me it was the real deal. Lots of other skins too...including a small alligator skin which I also took a shot of. Most of the hides were cattle (some painted to look like exotic animals) and LOTS of leather (no surprise there!) Handy iPhone to the rescue (again!). It looks like a black and white shot, but actually this is the real colors.
Results of a macro photo session with this resin bust made by a friend.
Taken with a Nikon S8100
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Some old Post Office scales we have as my wife runs the Post Office here in out town. I'm really liking the dramatic black and white filter built into the e-m5. I'll be honest, I've never really used in built filters on a camera before but there are a couple of pretty decent ones with the e-m5.
Nicolás Shea, Founding President, Todos, Chile at the World Economic Forum on Latin America 2017 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Benedikt von Loebell
Biscotti, a standard poodle puppy.
Photo by Mark. This dog wants to play with Goji. The feeling isn't mutual.
HO Scale 1:87
Its been a while since I did this kind of work. I recently aquirred some plastic HO scale model freight cars from a friend who found them on freecycle. The plastic model was weathered using artist oils, acrylic paint, pastel chalk..drybrush and washes...i forgot how much fun this is
and remember: "rust never sleeps"
The chicken that laid this egg is not genetically modified in any way.
Normal sized egg used for scale purposes.
old scale in a workshop on the terrain of the portbou railway station on the border between spain and france.
G Scale Trains at The Living Desert Zoo in Palm Desert, Ca
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large scale Victorian doll chair on ebay now. measures 18 inches high, 9 inches wide, 7 1/2 inches deep. Suitable for large dolls 26-32 inches high such as extra large bjd's or SD bjd's, large porcelain dolls, etc.
pumpkinhillstudios
Toying with some new sea creature designs.
Hand crocheted using 50% cotton, 50% acrylic pink yarn, filled with polyester fiberfill. Eyes and mouth handmade using polymer clay.