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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
Second in my Tiny Trailblazers series! The first one was castle themed; now we've got a cowboy hat on!
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Yesterday, I uploaded a shot of Burnett Lane in Brisbane, mentioning several types of artwork to be found along the street. Here is one, a Tiny Door. In many shapes and themes, these can be found mainly around central Brisbane and Fortitude Valley. They measure about 12 inches high in old money.
Tiny people live behind them!
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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 tiny fungi was about 2-3mm and i have some ideas what it can be. But just guessing.
Auf schon zerbröselndem Totholz waren zwei kleine weisse Punkte zu sehen die sich als schöne Minipilzchen herausstellten. Einige Ideen was es sein könnte sind bei den Tags festgehalten. Der hier war so 2-3mm und das Lupenobjektiv voll ausgefahren d.h. 5-fache Vergrösserung.
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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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This tiny doily is as small as about one inch... (3 centimeters)
Thank you for your thanks, but I did not make the doily!!
I made this tiny house for a sim I made last night. There was no real reason to make this house for her as she is more or less a place holder, but I fellt like it
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Today is an amazing yellow day at Color my World Daily and at *ღღ* Cosas de casa *ღღ* we celebrate books !
Yellow Lady always wanted to learn how to knit but she never had time to do so…But since the beginning of social distancing and her quarantine, Yellow Lady has all the time she wanted to learn! Her friend Mr.Teddy Bear, told her that it was a perfect time to self-reflect and to learn something in our lives (that is what he did yesterday …) ! She decided to start today and since it is a yellow day, why not climb a lemon and bring all the necessary to knit. First: the tiny scissors…. She climbed up, put the scissors in place and got down…Then the basket of wool…. second time climbing…. Second time going down….Then the wool… yes I know she should have put the wool in the basket and take everything at once but she didn’t though ahead so she had to climb the ladder for the third time…Then the needles… fourth climb of the ladder… then fourth time going down… She forgot her precious purse while climbing with the needles, so the fifth climb was to get her purse…
At the top of her lemon for the 5th time, Yellow Lady was exhausted… Then she realized that her book on How to knit was all the way down, at the bottom of the ladder… She was about to have a nervous breakdown… Yes, I know climbing a ladder 5 times isn’t that hard but keep in mind that she spent two weeks in quarantine doing absolutely nothing and now she was social distancing from every known activities… Yellow Lady was a little bit rusty and she did put some extra weight for sure….so ladder climbing was truly painful… How was she supposed to learn how to knit when she did not have her book … and of course, no internet connection on the top of the lemon, so no YouTube tutorials…
That is it ! she had enough. She decided not to go back for her book. She will just stay at the top of her lemon, with all her knitting supplies, watching birds fly by and trying to see some recognizable shapes in the clouds…She had her purse with a bottle of sherry, her tiny glass was at home but since there was no one around she could drink straight from the bottle (social distancing has its positive sides also, you don’t need to be a “lady” all the time)... thinking about all the magnificent scarfs she will knit one day for her friends. Yellow Lady was enjoying her social distancing time, just doing nothing…and that is ok also! Learning about yourself is even better than learning how to knit…
Ok, now I really have to run to my office (dining room), I have a conference call in 1 minute and I don’t know if I will be able to make it !!! I’m almost late and I’m as rusty as Yellow Lady sitting all day, doing nothing ;-) !!!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts / positive vibes!! It is truly appreciated! Have a great day and see you soon!!
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.
Moraine Lake is a great place to rent a canoe if you are new to boating. The lake is not too big and well, it's probably one of the most beautiful alpine lakes in the entire world.
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
Bushtits are tiny, and beautiful visitors to our backyard. Love the way it perched for a moment by the cherry blossoms.
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.
Well, I am still making tiny potting tables and plants for miniature greeenhouses/conservatories! SO much fun! I am especially proud of these rustic little potting tables because I cut the pieces myself and pieced it together! Ever since Ken has gotten me the table saw, I think he has lived in fear, but I am VERY careful and frightened of it, and that is good!
The little Least Chipmunks at our campground at Bellaire Lake, Colorado, were curious but quick to scurry away.
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.
blissed be! These are like snowglobes, only without snow. In most cases.
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