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Small Thing woke up Easter morning to a message from Peter Cottontail, who had left a basket o' goodies and hid over a dozen eggs around the house... while she slept! Santa's got NUTHIN on that baby!
this is a robberfly photographed on a barbed wire fence ..
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i changed this photograph using filter forge and combined with the photograph of the robberfly ..
& added this which is a photograph looking thru the windscreen in the rain as an overlay/texture ..
this little spider caught my eye when i was trying to photograph bees ... he had a web coming out'v his rear end ...
used flaming pear/flood for water look + eye candy/drip for the droplets .. i used another photograph of wattle taken on the firetrail where i live as a sort'v background ..
In the end, it's the little things in life that give us the most pleasure. Innit?
This has nothing whatsoever to do with fake journal. May be fiction but not fake.
"Small Things" -- curbside paper flowers by 5th-graders from the Josiah Quincy School in Chinatown. With the assistance of Marrikka Trotter.
Soft and translucent confectionary.....and its reflective shadow...
Thank you for visiting my photograph page...
My main theme in photograph is "water",but after the biggest earthquake my heart have been little changed...
Now,I am in my house. For the past two months, I devoted taking data of macro light.
If possible,I want to go out with my cameras! and want to sweat healthily!
My little clogs that a friend got me on a trip to Holland, as found on my desk at work. Maybe an inch long.
There are so many little things that just get thrown on the ground. Some of them seemingly very out of place.
Here was the plug part of some sort of electrical chord lying on the street.
Theme "Small Things" in the 365: The 2023 Edition - Group
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Lying in bed, the moon shines into my tired eyes.
Im Bett liegend scheint mir der Mond in meine müden Augen.
been taking a lot of macros in the long grass near the house .. its like a treasure trove of very small insects .. also its spring here now and in the early morning or when its cloudy and bit colder the insects will let you approach and take their picture .. when its warmer they're a lot more flighty ..
this is a monarch butterfly, he's not one of the very small insects tho .. but i've been wanting to photograph one of these for days but its been too warm and i havent been able to get close enough .. close enough is about 5 inches away .. they usually dont let you within a couple of feet before they fly away so this little butterfly is my friend .. lol..
i have taken a lot of photographs of these wasps on their nest over the summer, but on the nest there isnt much variety .. same old same old .. there are only two wasps left surviving as they die off as the colder months approach .. the two left wont live much longer or will abandon the nest and go to some sheltered place & hibernate during winter ..
i decided to put a flower on the nest so i could get a more interesting photograph, hoping i wouldnt get stung, because i've read their sting is extremely painful !!..
i picked a few different wattle varieties and gently and slowly placed one of them on the nest.
the wasps enjoyed eating the wattle/nectar .. i didnt get stung.