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Macro Monday: three
Apparently these monkeys playing on a banana leaf was disallowed so here is another version Without greenery.
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Me encanta como cosas tan chiquitas hacen lucir a Wall-E grandísimo cuando él es una miniatura también. :)
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I love how tiny things make Wall-E look bigger, when he is a miniature too. :)
This great egret kept fishing these tiny fish for quite some time. Later in the day it started catching Skulpin . I only got a far off image of that but others saw it eating quite large ones which must have satisfied it . The next day the Egret could not be found, so hopefully it was on it's way south
This tiny doily is as small as about one inch... (3 centimeters)
Thank you for your thanks, but I did not make the doily!!
The local falls has been shrinking to due to the hot weather and lack of raining. The large water falls on the right side has completely disappeared.
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Tiny Jumping Spider posing on a leaf at Longwood gardens
Technically this was taken with a 60mm macro lens mounted on 37.5mm extension tubes yielding a nearly 2X life-size image
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Tiny grasshopper (1.2cm, Orthoptera) from Mikembo (DR Congo, Upper Katanga, 26 January 2018, miombo forest).
Cropped fieldstack with live specimen, based on 36 images (fast method, Zerene Stacker, Dmap & Pmax). Sony A6500, FE 2.8/90 Macro G OSS; ISO-400, f/3.2, 1/160, -0.3step, all natural light.
Image quality is not too terrific in this one. Explanations on gear and methods see this link:
www.flickr.com/photos/andredekesel/8086137225/in/dateposted/
This little guy was on one of our roll down sun screens on our patio. If he were bigger, I would have never touched him, but being so small, I figured it wouldn't bite too hard if it tried. :-) After we let him climb around on our hands, I put him on the fence to go catch some bugs.
Tiny is in! Check out our Tiny Purse Gacha! Buy out option available in world at our store only.
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Someone once told me that the name of this plant is Pink Grass. Well, it isn't. Another very nice person did identify it for me but I didn't write it down and can't find the photo here in my galleries. But the tiny flower is actually shaped like a closed umbrella and from a distance appears to be a bud, each about the size of a rice grain.
I met Tiny a good while back though i didnt know his name at the time. Today we talked for a good while. He told me he converted to Islam a decade ago and could read and write a bit of arabic. in fact, rather than a member of the Nation of Islam, he practiced mainstream Sunni Islam and ran with a crew of 'arabians' (his term). he said they called him sheikh tiny. he agreed to introduce me to his imam at their mosque friday afternoon.
I find this one in my HDD in a folder of not-so-good lighting captures, I have not had a good shot of these species, especially the beautiful-big-sphere eyes, this one is tiny and I have to capture at a bit more than 6:1
A tiny little flower and considered a weed here, but as all weeds, it seems to have a beauty in it's flower.
Hope you all have a great week ahead!
Thank you all so much for your support and visit, I will be posting on Wednesday, leaving on Thursday, but will catch up to you all somehow up the road.
While experimenting with macro, you may discover that you need to buy some new linen :-)
Macro Monday. Imperfection.
These tiny shoes were worn by Chinese infants to shrink the size of their feet. Decorative but very cruel.
My next photo shows the full shoes - they are around 10 cm total in length.
blissed be! These are like snowglobes, only without snow. In most cases.
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