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Macro Mondays: pink
81/100 flowers with creatures
Milkwort flower, HT Judy Gallagher. And I didn't even see the tiny little spider when I took the photo. The blossom itself is perhaps a half inch across, so the spider is really small.
Every spring when I walk in the back yard I can see this faint blue color among the grasses. It's not very distinct but more like a hint of light blue that would be easy to miss because of their tiny size. For this macro shot, I bent down and put my finger behind the flower to give you an idea of the tiny size.
From Rubyred, so cute! Really big but they work with the little socks :) (Which are actually uneven, I am a horrible sock-maker xP)
Very tiny Periwinkle bloom that has just opened on some ground cover. The entire bloom is only about 1 1/2 inches across. Tried to focus on center, very shallow DOF.
Found a few flowers just starting to open at the park. Very windy so hard to get focus handheld but had to give it ago. Rain coming again soon so wanted to go before it starts. :) Hoping to make it back for better ones soon.
The tiny Striated Pardalote is found throughout most of Australia, not in arid areas. They are only found in Australia.
this photo is of the tiny camellia outside the kitchen window.
I am up and alive, kinda. aches and pains but I finally feel like doing something before I poop out in the afternoon.
yesterday I scanned 5 rolls of film developed by Blue Moon Photo in Portland OR. they were efficient and speedy.
I have no idea which camera these came from or which film I used. I just pulled film from all the cameras I had sitting around.
I recognized some pictures being at least 4 years old
now hopefully I can start fresh.
thanks to you persistent ones who kept following me through this gawdawful bad year.
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
Tiny has had a few run ins with the two hawks hanging out here the past few days. This past spring we nursed her back from being totally bald from mange to a healthy red squirrel. She has become a friend. We are so hoping the hawks don't get her for dinner. She has barely escaped twice now.....fingers crossed she can keep a low profile.
I noticed this tiny fern fiddlehead in one of our flowerbeds today.
I decided to dig out my old 70-300mm zoom lens that has a broken zoom ring, but the Macro feature still works perfectly fine. The image was take at the 1:2.5 macro setting, with the image underexposed by 2/3 of an f-stop.
To put the size of this plant into perspective, the fern showing is actually less than 2 inches long. (Zoom in to see the detail!)
Fiddleheads or fiddlehead greens are the furled fronds of a young fern, harvested for use as a vegetable. Left on the plant, each fiddlehead would unroll into a new frond.
It's wonderful what we notice in our own space when we take the time to really look.
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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. :)
These tiny birds are fast and hard to photograph. On this day it was rainy and dark which made it even tougher. This was captured from inside my truck and hand-held using a window bag as a tripod. If you shoot from your vehicle you have to get one of these bags.
Bag: www.birdsasart.com/blubb.htm
Fill: amzn.to/2IzFaDx
This is the best window bag I have ever used
En familj av små svampar håller sig fast i mossan på en fallen gren i Herrebro våtmark. Till Fotosöndags tema "höst"
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 Teddy, I wonder what you're looking at ..." !!!
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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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Trailside, in the woods of New Hampshire. Back in 2018 when I first discovered this place, it looked like someone was giving it some love. They were replacing the sill plates, put a new metal roof on it, the yard overgrowth had been cut down and back. Now it is just disappearing behind nature's attempt to reclaim its space again.
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.