Photoshoot on the beach today for fashion/portraiture.

These are just a few of the pictures I took...GRRRR at the upload limit!

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Wanted to know how to do this effect for ages, was glad when I found out so had to give it a try.

Tiny Male Bush-tit,with super small Feet.

This tiny feller is no bigger than your little finger nail, THE GREEN SHIELD BUG (Thank's Rob)

only just seen it on a leaf in the garden,so took it inside for a photo shoot,ha!.

taken with a raynox150 macro lens.

Processed with VSCO with a6 preset

Tiny Fairy Sarang

Tiny flower closeup

228.366.2012

this is today's attempt at paper cutting, it is getting a little easier now that I'm getting use to the swivel blade...this little book is one of a whole batch of little out of date diaries, I have 12 of them (one for each month of 2010) so you might see a few more of these :)

Pachygaster leachii ♂, Stratiomyidae

3 mm (ID-cred: M. Persson)

I shot this little fly in July a couple of years ago. I thought it looked like a Drosophilid and it wasn't until today, when I revisited this folder in my library (looking for something else) that I realized it's a Stratiomyid.

Single exposure with diffused flash.

Canon 5DmkII, Canon MP-E65, Canon 270EX @ f/9, 1/40, ISO200

A wondrous encounter with one of the screech owl pair I was watching in February. Upon emerging from his roosting cavity as the sun set, he flew and landed right in front of me as I had begun walking away, thinking I was done as it was too dark for my little small sensor camera. Seemingly unaware or oblivious to my presence, he remained perched on a low branch swiveling his head in search of prey. I converted this (highly cropped) image to black and white and played around with silhouette vs some “detail” visible, and while it’s not a great photo I still like it!

This little froglet had recently emerged from it's tadpole state, now it looked just like a beautiful adult frog, but in miniature!

Nature is so cute sometimes, I just love frogs and newts and have them in a wildlife pond in the garden!

By Sean Walsh.

I'm not so sure how I feel about this whole tiny planet panorama thing, but look, I made one! This was done with the tiny planet iPhone app.

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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Explore #74

Was out all day, so here's a very random shot of a turtle.

they're supposed to feel like tiny composition books. available on my site! more info here: www.flickr.com/photos/boygirlparty/4331139750/

beneath the tramp art in the kitchen

で、こんな感じ。

Then, roughly like this...

So, I tried starting Instagram. Can I continue to post the photos?? ;p

A frozen portrait.

This little beauty was tiny, but feisty!! At 13 days old, she was a mere 5 lbs and wanted nothing to do with sleeping! Luckily, she gave in for about 30 min, and I snapped away! Challenging, but fun!

Joslyn Garden, Omaha Nebraska.

This tiny green spider was photographed at the Sweetbay Natural Area in northern Palm Beach County, Florida. See this and more on my website at tom-claud.pixels.com

A texture made an old mate look pretty good...

i’m so proud of my tiny sewing machine thread rack! it’s MY own thread stash – eek!! so many beautiful colors just waiting to be used :) and i love my new quill&fox card :)

All rights reserved. Please do not use or reproduce this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my permission.

A close up shot of some tiny plants that come up in our yard in Madison, Alabama. Taken with a +3 close up lens adapter.

This is the Sulphur Bee fly (Poecilognathus sulphureus). This is a tiny fly that resembles a bee, but only has one set of wings. It's only about 4mm (5/32") in size. It's color and transparent wings are what attracts me to photograph it so often.

Conway, Arkansas.

Photo # K05_6517-20c.

(c) Kelly Shipp

there is a whole new world down there !

I found this baby picture of Avery!! I just want to eat him up haha. They grow up to fast!

It is only a tiny rosebud

A flower of God's design;

But I cannot unfold the petal

With these clumsy hands of mine.

The secret of unfolding flowers

Is not known to such as I.

GOD opens this flower so sweetly,

Then in my hands they die.

If I cannot unfold a rosebud,

This flower of God's design,

Then how can I have the wisdom

To unfold this life of mine?

So I'll trust in Him for leading

Each moment of my day.

I will look to Him for His guidance

Each step of the pilgrim way.

The pathway that lies before me

Only my Heavenly Father knows.

I'll trust Him to unfold the moments,

Just as He unfolds the rose.

Texture by Kim Klassen

In Shugran Masehra

Don’t believe in unicorns? Then she doesn’t believe in you, either!

Isn't she the cutest? aaaww I love tiny Betsy!!

dress made by me:)

Little mosquito so tiny but can be so annoying

~ yes you are right {again}... this is one of the many pictures of our breakfasts... photographed from the gallery part of our little loft {cannot help it... just find it so awesome that I can climb the stairs and snap a shot of our dining table!} days ago but have been recently posting so incredible little compared to all I shoot or the work that I do... anyways...

~ this is something typical for us ~>

~ early morning sunrays... checking mails... magazine reading...

~ breakfast for the two of us with the luxury of time...

... me working mostly from home & him at his office, I feel so happy that the location of our current home is convenient for that... would really miss such mornings if it was otherwise...

~ one of the major factors for deciding for our new home is to keep on enjoying such breakfasts together, which dictates a certain location range

~ in some time, there'll be news about the subject to share!...

~ for now, I'm enjoying to the latest minute and detail all that I have adored in our little place & the neighbourhood that surrounds it...

~ hope you all had delightful weekends & that a great, new week is ahead of us! xx

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Ginny

I like this B&W version only slightly more than the colour, so I'll post the colour one tomorrow.

Tiny mushrooms growing out of a log.

The tiny bee was interested in the centre of the flower head. Often they visit unopened flowers and help the flowers open to give the bees a feed of fresh pollen. There were two or three bees on the flowers, none of which were interested in the pollen.

Photo: Jean

Este é o primeiro bloco do projeto da Bunny Hill que se chama TINY TOWN, eu nao vou fazer na virada da agulha, caseado mesmo.É um trabalho do grupo CH, e eu adoroooo BOMs e ainda mais se sao feitos em grupos..

I have seen these very tiny, very beautiful purple flowers all along nature paths all summer long, and they are so much fun to photograph, especially in the long, warm evening light.

Really like how this one turned out.

Anyone know what these little flowers are named?

The 'tiny tots' at the Julyamsh celebration all took their dancing very seriously and most needed no help from the adults getting in to the arena to show their stuff. I did however, witness one of the teenage young men lead his 9 or 10 year old little sister up to the arena gate and give her a gentle push in to the dancing arena.

Tiny chalcid wasp on Rhododendron leaf.

A tiny little stream makes a lovely waterfall when you zoom in on it.

This is just one of the thousands of gorgeous scenes at the Portland Japanese Garden.

A post for Bokeh Wednesdays. Another mistake from last night where I forgot to check the exposure compensation on my camera before I started shooting. But in my eyes, this was a pleasant mistake with the dark background really setting off the backlit orange maple leaves. Let me know what you think. At the Sensory Garden at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, KS.