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After seeing Kai NRG/Geneva's Tiny Trailblazers, I was inspired to make my own line of baby inspired builds. To begin, I decided to do superman! This caped avenger is flying high through the sky, looking to serve up justice to any evildoer he finds.
Inspirational credit goes to Kai NRG/Geneva.
I'm not sure of the id on this one, this really tiny dragonfly was about half the size of all the other ones in the field. To me it looks like a baby Halloween Pennant.
It has been id'ed as a female eastern amberwing, thanks lacey.
And BTW, doesn't she look like she is smiling at me?
At last, I finished this work and sent them today!
『Luv-able and Hug-able～ぬいぐるみ展～JM Special』
2015/2/17 - 3/8 at Daikanyama Junie Moon in Tokyo, Japan
Tiny is a Himalayan cat and was so willing to pose for me. He belongs to a friend of ours and as you can see, he is very handsome!
Thank you so much for your visits and have a great day.
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Tiny flower growing on my back fence. Such a delicate dancer with those pointy toes and pretty blue tutu! These pretty little girls must be about 1/4 inch big! Love the abundance of blue dancing girls on my back fence!
articulatematter.com/comic/2011/tiny-curator/
I’ve been doing a bunch of little paintings recently. Thankfully, I have a tiny helper.
I have new tinies, so I just line them up to take pictures. Yellow light, I like them better in this light.
From left to right:
Fairyland Pukifee Zoe
Latidoll Lati Yellow Suji event head on version 2 body with normal legs
Latidoll Lati Yellow Kuroo on version 2 body with deer legs
Darak Tiny Remy on older body
Irrealdoll Ino
Bluefairy Pocket Fairy Minimay on pepper body
Bambicrony Ange Coco
Latidoll Lati Yellow Special Lea
If you would like to see more tinies (non-bjd included) join this comparison, do let me know, if I have them, I will do another line up.
I don't know what kind of butterfly this is. It was very tiny and stayed on the marigold flower for a long time so I was able to get a few photos.
These are Cinnabar caterpillars with tiny wasps about 1.6 mm long on them I have not observed any oviposition. There were a lot of them and they seemed to be the same as the ones on ragwort
This is a heavy crop of a 2:1 shot
My second take on micro scale interior building. This time I built a tiny kitchen. The vignette measures 8 x 6 studs.
Wishing that I had my daughter slightly more in focus, but it was the bubbles and light I was after. We were quite surprised to see the trail of rainbow bokeh bubbles floating into the sky.
Happy Weekend to All!
This is me taking shots of tiny mushrooms, just before they went into the pan with a lot of other yummy veggies :-)
A very tiny baby Green shieldbug - 2nd instar I think, on wildflowers (feverfew?) in the garden. HBBBT! :)
Today we are taking photographs for the Atlanta Pet Rescue website because Lindsey, my little doxie or doxie mix foster, will be available for adoption very soon. She came to live with me over a month ago from a rural Alabama animal control facility. I cannot even begin to image how someone could just drop her off there. She is a bouncy, loving, inquisitive, sweet puppy that has totally captured my heart. I call her "My Tiny Dancer" because she twirls and dances when she want to be picked up. I suspect that she will more than likely leave for her new home the day she is available to be adopted. Please visit www.atlantapetrescue.org
For almost a year our granddaughter cared for a basil plant she started from seed. The plant was 2.5 feet high and looking pitiful when her mom said it was time for the plant to go... to our house. About a month later I noticed a flower bud on the plant. It opened into this lovely, tiny flower.
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** EXPLORE May 21, 2009 # 317 Thank you my friends! **
The tiny red heart shape image on the stamen of this azalea flower.
Tiny flowers from the back garden. These are really tiny, growing in the lawn.Focus stacked from 5 images
#macro #olympus #flowers #focusstacked #photography
Normally, I don't get the chance to see and photograph tiny Hummingbirds, so I was thrilled to bits to try and get a few shots of this little one. I think this is probably the last one to post, and this time you can see the whole of the long bill. I'm still not 100% sure if it's a female or juvenile Calliope, or a female or juvenile Ruby-throated Hummingbird but, with that small white mark behind the eye, I think it must be a Ruby-throated.
On 7 August 2015, four of us were extremely fortunate to have the chance to visit the home and highly varied topographic 62-acre property belonging to Frances and David Dover. We felt honoured and privileged to meet and spend time with Frances and David, and also their daughter Carolyn and her husband Clair. A delightful family who welcomed us so warmly into their home and land.
This acreage of grassland, forest, rolling hills - and special gardens - is not far from Millarville, SW of Calgary. In fact, it's in an area that I often drive through when I only have time for, or only feel like doing, a short drive. Amazing what little gems exist out there.
This is not just a beautiful property, but is very special for various reasons. For one thing, read any history of Alberta and you will find the Dover family, including David's mother, Mary Dover. Second, among the trees and open "lawns", there are Peony flower beds, containing 100-150 heritage Peonies, each one different, that have now multiplied to more than 300 plants. Unfortunately, they bloomed a couple of weeks early this year, and all the flowers had gone to seed. Another open area had a different kind of ground cover - Thyme, which smelled wonderful. If I remember correctly, this was the open space where the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra performed on one occasion!
There are two large ponds on the property and another smaller area of water that they hope to turn into a Japanese Garden. There is a total of seven wetland basins, including these. It was while walking around the Japanese Garden that a large brown 'shape' could just be seen through the dense trees - a handsome Moose buck. I will look properly at the four or so photos I just managed to get and will slip one of them into my photostream sometime soon, just for the record, definitely not for the photo quality : ) This was also where a Great Horned Owl was seen flying through the trees by some of us (not me, ha!).
There are grassy paths winding through the acreage, up and down hill, that take David seven hours to mow. They are not pristine, velvety paths, but instead, they seem to take nothing away from the wildness of the whole area. One of the animals that have passed through is the Cougar. In fact, several years ago, I saw a video taken on a nearby (or adjacent?) property, where a 'kill' and night-time camera had been set up and a total of six different Cougar individuals were seen!
Even the Dover's home is unique and beautiful. It is completely built of concrete (and glass) - floors, walls, ceilings, roof, deck, and so on. A Hummingbird feeder and regular bird feeders, set up on the patio, attract a variety of birds. We sat on the patio after our walk to eat our packed lunches - and to enjoy a delicious Orange Pound Cake that Frances had made for us, along with refreshing Iced Tea - thank you so much for this, Frances! While I was waiting for one of three tiny Calliope Hummingbirds to come back, I was lucky enough to see a little Mountain Chickadee, along with many Pine Siskins. We could also hear a Red-tailed Hawk in the area. Saw a total of 22 bird species.
There is just so much I could write about this visit and family. Instead, or for now, I will add several links to more information on the Internet. This was a memorable day for us. Thank you so much, Frances and David, Carolyn and Clair, for being so kind and welcoming us into your home and gardens.
books.google.ca/books?id=Tr36Tq_gadcC&pg=PA290&lp...
www.westernwheel.com/article/20110727/WHE06/307279983/-1/...
David's mother, Mary Dover (her father was A. E. Cross), was "a dynamic and distinguished Calgarian, particularly known for her work with the military during World War II." As well as being an army officer, and an alderman, she was also a preservationist. See the following link.
www.albertachampions.org/champions-mary_dover.htm#.VcY1KP...
ww2.glenbow.org/search/archivesMainResults.aspx?XC=/searc...
glencoe.org/documents/10184/637479/The-History-of-Elbow-P... page 44-45
A common Tailor bird with a tiny bend judging any slightest of movements behind as I was standing dead still there to have it framed. My hands started aching for a long wait, but finally I got it framed but only for a glimpse. Pics was taken from my residence garden.
Saw this very small green caterpillar crawling along the boardwalk handrail at the park. Possibly a Green Cloverworm Caterpillar. Maybe 1 inch long and only 1/8" wide. Not the best light and very shallow DOF. ID help appreciated. Put my macro lens on for a couple photos. Not quite in focus, should have shot with smaller aperture for more DOF.
I'm far too tired to take any good photos right now, but I figured I'd show off some of my new Tiny Tactical lewts!
Enjoy!
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I spent a great deal of time imagining tiny worlds when I was young.
I love how photography has gotten me back into that kind of intense looking I did when I was a girl.
HFF - Hope you see something beautiful this weekend.
My neighbors just got a new kitten. When I walk by in the late afternoon, he's there in the window, staring at me. He never blinks. He's tiny, but patient.
Best viewed large.
This fuchsia reminded me of a tiny ballerina...
Hold me closer tiny dancer
Count the headlights on the highway
Lay me down in sheets of linen
you had a busy day today
Blue jean baby, L.A. lady, seamstress for the band
Pretty eyed, pirate smile, you'll marry a music man
Ballerina, you must have seen her dancing in the sand
And now she's in me, always with me, tiny dancer in my hand
(Extract from "Tiny Dancer" by Elton John, 1971)
(Reached Explore #58)