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I picked this up at the shore of Lake Michigan quite a few years ago. I have my lake glass collection in a jar and while looking for something 'Macro' to practice with, I thought of it.
I used glass from a picture frame to set it on and lit it slightly from underneath and to the side.
It took several shots and tries to find one I liked.
This is smaller than a pencil eraser.
:)
I was happy with it.
Subject: Tiny moth
Camera: Nikon D850
Crop: 1.5x (DX-mode)
Lens: Laowa 25mm 2.5x-5x @ 5x @ f3.4
Sigma 1.4x Teleconverter
Total magnification: approx. 10x
Number of shots: 85 @ 30um stepsize, manual controlled
Illumination: 4 Ulanzi L1 powerleds, custom diffuser
Edit: Lightroom C, Helicon focus, Photoshop CC, Lightroom C
Scene: Staged
Found this tiny and delicate mushroom by the pond. I like to look for small mushrooms like this, you can easily miss them!
Have a wonderful Sunday friends!
I was in process of taking pictures of a patch of eggs I found must have been over a thousand of them on a iris leaf, each egg about .5 mm across so tiny, I let them sit for awhile then went back to try some more egg pictures and they had hatched!
7:1 on m43, 200 f4 Micro with 28 mm ais reversed on lens, field of view 2.7 mm across.
Not the greatest picture but they were moving and they are small, look at the eggs, .5 mm across so that makes the worms just over a mm long.
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… Oh, what fun it is for SANTA to ride the little Bike
“Oh no, Santa STOP riding my bike, I am willing to pay the Fiver which my friend Charles😄
gave me as a Christmas Present.
So please, Dear Santa, bring back my beloved bike to me ………. !!!”…
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
… Wishing you all a 😄HaPpY WEEKEND …..😄
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[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
GigaSet GS290
ƒ/2
3.5 mm
1/25 Sec
ISO 605
Hold me closer tiny mammoth…
Count the headlights on the highway
Lay me down in sheets of linen
You had a busy day today...
The tiny frogs (or toads, difficult to tell at that size) are hopping again. Take care on your trails!
Toy Project Day 3241
These tiny but swiftly-moving Clearwing Hummingbird Moths are just about the size of bumblebees...and they flit from blossom to blossom...
...much in the same manner as hummingbirds. Probably no coincidence there, Always an adventure trying to get the lens on the moth before it is already elsewhere.
Now I am on some steep learning curve for shooting with those lovely Box Cameras.
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Bilora Bonita 66 + YA2
: Efke R50 / Rodinal 1:100 stand developing 1hr ( hope box speed )
iso50 at LV15 ( measure : highlight ) - full sunlight on early afternoon
EV = 15-1-1or1.5 = 13 or 12.5
so, f stop is 11 (Ev7) due to shutter speed is around 1/50 (Ev6)
in addition data .... iso50 means EV -1 and the filter factor of the YA2 is 3 (EV - 1 or 1.5 or so )
- such calculation is so fun for me.
I will catch up you later today.......
My blog : "Lights and Mirrors"
November 20, 2018
Millions of tiny purple quahog spat (baby hard-shell clams) have collected between the ridges of sand on the tidal flats. These 3-4mm "seeds," the ones that make it, will grow into clams sometimes as big as a fist. They are all purple when they are tiny, but as they grow, they become all white on the outside. The inside of the adult shell can be all white, all purple or anything in between.
Quahog
(Mercenaria mercenaria)
Mant's Landing Beach
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
Photo by brucetopher
© Bruce Christopher 2018
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...always learning - critiques welcome.
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A tiny -but very noisy - Marsh Wren pokes its beak of the undergrowth to see what's up at the Theler Wetlands in Belfair Washington on Hood Canal.
A tiny, iridescent fly resting on a rose leaf.
Taken for the "Flickr Friday" theme of 6/24/2022: TINY.
Knowing that we have cared for turtles in the past, our vet phoned us recently to say a baby turtle had been handed in by a member of the public. We kept it for a few days to make sure it was feeding okay, before releasing it in a safe place.
It is a Long-necked Turtle, probably a hatchling.
More photos in Comments.
These springtails were only about 1.5mm long, they were smaller than the Globulars I've seen, not sure of the ID but they look like a Entomobrya but don't know which one, can anyone ID please
Head: Blue Fairy - Tiny Fairy Sleeping May (Normal skin)
Body: Fairyland - Minifee Girl body (Active Line) (Normal skin)
A bust (Cutie bust)
Cutie legs
Someone believed that it's ok to abandon a 2-3 weeks cat in the parking area of the hospital. My daughter thought differently.
So here she is, nb.16, Africa, on her's first encounter with Tiny.
Welcome to the tribe!