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Part of the tiny lake in Bikás Park which is one of the well-liked green corners of Újbuda in Budapest, Hungary.
Photo on the left shows this tiny spider, hiding in its web; while photo on the right shows a macro version of it (after I removed a portion of his web with him onto a brick paver)...glad it didn't bite me!
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Captured with a Nikkor 50 mm ƒ1:1.8 on my Nikon Df, post processed in Lightroom using the new VSCO Film Pack 05.
A lot of things were painted or repainted to emphasize the details. If this tiny house was amazing before, now it's just perfect)
Tiny shells in a bigger shell.
My new flash finally arrived today, I've never used a "real" flash so it's going to be a bit of a learning curve to say the least :-)
Flypaper textured
theres 5 ducklings at the pond in warrington 2 are brown theres this one and one that's brown with yellow in it
This must be one of the last flowers of someones hydrangea, I found it in a pile of leaves and took it home.
Did some adjustments and added texture kk_tuesday at soft light.
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I never had any of those small rubber tank treads until Brickworld this year. They seemed to go well with the lime mudgards.
1.6:1 macro from a tiny flower
If you might be interested in what gear I used, you can by it here:
Canon EOS 600D
TAMRON SP 90mm F/2.8 Di VC USD MACRO
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Tiny moth on bush oak. Probably the holm oak mining moth Ectoedemia heringella. Focus stacked using zerene
I met today a very very very tiny frog. It was no bigger than 3cm, and she was in the middle of the forest.
I don´t even know how I saw her.
Well, I know. Because she jumped.
Otherwise, she would have remained invisible.
Lovely creature.
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!
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I’ve been doing a bunch of little paintings recently. Thankfully, I have a tiny helper.