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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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Tiny waterdroplet on my tomato plant leaf only the size of a pin head (Day 261 in Group 2015 One Photo Each Day)
** 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
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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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.
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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)
Found this tiny little guy on our sitting room floor.
No spiders were hurt in the taking of this photo :) released into the wild but will no doubt return!!
(Day 113 of 365)
My heart skipped a beat when I set eyes on a 19th century miniature domed trunk at a big holiday antique sale today. I lifted the lid and, sure enough, inside was the usual lithograph print of a pretty young woman surrounded by a decorative border. In a child's trunk, no less.
I had to fold the lid all the way back so it would remain in place while I photographed it. It was when I leaned over the upside-down lid and took a photo that the stall owner stopped conversing with a neighbor and said "Can I help you?"
I smiled and said "I collect trunk ladies." By way of explanation, I opened my Flickr app and showed her the contents of my "Trunk People" album. There she saw the half dozen or so other prints I have come across on the underside of trunk lids since I discovered the genre.
As I walked away, I thanked her for allowing me to snap a photo of her trunk lady.