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Every year this tiny beautiful weevil (approx 3mm included his "nose"), in february/march, announce that the spring is coming...
Handheld stack with Canon MP-E + Neewer NW-985C with handmade diffuser at 5X
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This tiny bronze train engine is actually a pencil sharpener. Its sharpening mechanism is cleverly hidden behind the door to the train cab. HMM!
Macro Mondays - 5/20/19 - "Copper"
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LOOKING FOR TIME ZERO
This is not time zero and yet it seems very close to it.
This is PX70 film opened while it was still developing. i'm working on a series using this process counting up seconds before opening the polaroid. I'd like to find a similar mood to some of my old shots .
like:
www.flickr.com/photos/mironabside/6612629407/in/set-72157...
www.flickr.com/photos/mironabside/6550154227/in/set-72157...
The fastest you open it, the more time-zeroed it looks. for this one.
, still quite happy with the experience .
I think this new PX70 has potential
Just had to share more photos of this little 3 week old sweetie pie who's photos I took yesterday... :)
I have done this pose before... but I love it with every tiny foot that I photograph... :)
they were 11 ducklings on sunday but when i went on monday there was only 3 left and this yellow one wasn't one of them
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A series of a tiny Skipper that visits our small potted Lantana. About 1/2 inch long. Only butterfly so far, very unusual. It has these all to itself and seems to be loving that it does. Sorry for so many photos of the same thing. Hopefully others will visit.
Seen in the yard, this is a seriously tiny mushroom. Take a look at the next or attached pic, it is smaller than a dime. unknown variety to me.
This tiny little Allen hummingbird is a fierce defender of it's territory… constantly chasing away other hummingbirds coming close to the feeder in my yard!
Although each flower is less than an inch across these tiny gems do their part to add beauty to the central Texas hill country landscape
This very very tiny unknown wildflower is only about 1/4 inch and each blossom only blooms for a very short time. This is what it looks like when it goes seed www.flickr.com/photos/124964990@N03/15066565527/
For as long as I can remember, this tiny little house has been someone's home. It even has a tiny little deck on the back.
Hiking the trails at Bonshaw on Prince Edward Island, I was quite impressed with the number and variety of fungal species. This little collection was just waaay too cool to pass by. Each little mushroom was tiny and they were growing like a little village from the side of this old stump. Meanwhile, the trail meandered onward up a hill to the right, which created the perfect scene for an out-of-focus background. One could imagine a world of tiny beings going about their business under the canopy of bright orange 'shrooms.
Photo taken with the Canon EOS R and RF24-105mm f/4.0L.