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Desert woolstar (thanks to Aussieinusa for the ID). These are very small flowers--perhaps a half inch in diameter.
Busy Least Skipper butterfly sipping nectar from a Birdsfoot Trefoil floret. Locally common. Due to its weak flight pattern and tiny size, it's easy to mistakenly identify it as a moth.
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lumen print with Ilford MG RC Deluxe
I am sick to death of wars and the human suffering they create.
**There is still a war going on in Ukraine. please don't forget. do what you can to help.
and there is yet another war, in the Gaza strip. People in Gaza need help, too.
I know many of us are overburdened with trying to help....do your best.
NO MORE WARS.
NO MORE KILLING.
NO MORE SHOOTINGS.
and in the US Americans continue to kill Americans:
www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/mass-
shooting
I found the cutest tiny bridge in Asheville NC outside of the Grove Park Inn (one of my favorite places ever) I can't wait to go back and play!
I've also been playing with my NEW Florabella textures, so very dreamy, thank you Shana!
A tiny hearing aid battery. It's 4-5mm in diameter.
Not a great photo, or I don't think so, but the best of a bad bunch. :(
Maybe view large, but thank you for your favourites. :)
So here is my first Lego-related post in a while.
A while ago I got invited to feature in a Lego book based around micro scale models. Today I received my copy, and I can truly say that all involved have done a fantastic job. It will be out in a matter of days, though I believe the virtual version is already available.
Certainly worth a look!
A Caterpillar crawling up a stem of a flower. After looking into it I think it is a Western Tussock Moth Caterpillar
While out for a hike at Ellie Lane/ Iron Mountain I took my macro lens with me and I was so glad I did. It probably added 2 more hours to my hike because I keep stopping to take photos but It gave me a new appreciation for all the small things along the trail.
It was so surprising how many times a tinny little flower would catch my attention and I would get in close with my camera only to find some other tiny insect life there as well.
A pleasant way to spend a Sunday morning.
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Tiny lighthouse (actually not functioning as one) at Oostmahorn, The Netherlands, about half an hour, 45 minutes before sunrise.
Un minuscule champignon qui ne pousse que sur les feuilles mortes. / A tiny mushroom that grows only on dead leaves.
This tiny Wasp stayed still long enough for just one quick shot. It was less than 5 mm long. One of the Potter Wasps, I think, and possibly a young one.
On my Fuchsia bush. I certainly couldn't focus finely enough to get a bigger and clearer shot of this little spider!
Better seen LARGE On Black
This tiny mosquito which is around 2-3mm long is more challenging to shoot than the jumping spiders because it keeps on flying from one leaf to another. Here I shot him under a leaf where he thought to be a safe place to hide.
This was taken with the 18-55mm reversed lens and a new DYI diffuser. Sometimes it is not practical to use the DYI diffuser that I made last time coz it´s too big and scares the insects. About the lenses, I still prefer to use the 18-55mm than the 28mm or 50mm prime lens because it´s easier to focus and adjust to get the necessary magnification.
My backyard has no grass. It’s mostly lichen, moss, ferns, and a multitude of other tiny little plants. If I could handle being on the ground....I can’t, bugs are icky....it would be a macro photography wonderland.
A rather tiny yellow blossom spotted in the Fröttmaninger Heide, which is a former military training area and now a nature reserve.
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Not sure what these very tiny buds are but liked that a narrow beam of morning sunlight was illuminating just a few of them. Handheld.
Photos from a quick morning visit to Pollinator Prairie. Rather cool, no butterflies so grabbed some of plants, insects, etc. Just saving more photos now that computer is working again. :) No need to comment.
This tiny bird was photographed near Andrews, North Carolina. See this, and more, on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.