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Dancer Cæcilie Demandt- jumping and curling up her body in mid air. A moment in time, a show of feelings, a difficult landing
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
Photoshoot on the beach today for fashion/portraiture.
These are just a few of the pictures I took...GRRRR at the upload limit!
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!
a very young fly in a vast green landscape - the composition invokes sci-fi imagery in my mind...
backyard capture in chesterfield
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?
~ 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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TMNT tiny brick figures. Poor Mikey, he's the only one I build due to the fail of the Dc brick figures. "Forever alone" I don't know now I wonder if I should the other too???
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These tiny mushrooms are some of my favourite fungi to photograph : ) This pair was growing on the curved stalk of a small leaf. The tallest one was no more than an inch in height, probably closer to three-quarters of an inch. Found at Shannon Terrace in Fish Creek Park on 12th September.
Not a true dandelion, but the fluffs were hard to resist. I love that my camera still works so hard to please me after 5+ years and so many photos and all that it has gone through. Could I wish for anything more?
An infinite number of tiny worlds....
The original shot is a close up of the platter dots on a turntable where the little light is (I hope that makes sense?)
But when you get that shot and keep turning it in on itself things start to get weird. Mostly I don't know what I'm trying to make.... but that's why I love to create, because it's really the only time you're allowed to lose control :)
Happy Beautiful Butt Thursday, lovely to spot this tiny wee 10 spot ladybird on the Camellia Have a great day folks ;0)
Walking near a fresh puddle, I noticed some strange purple spots floating in it.
As I approached, I saw that they are actually batches of purple little grains of... what is it?
So I took some pictures, downloaded to my computer and found out that the little purple grains were actually tiny larvae, guarded by their mother, the little Collembola (standing a bit right to the center).
By the way, the air bubbles are probably oxygen, generated by the photosynthetic bacteria living in this puddle.
Take a look at the second photo, of another batch of larvae, when a hungry black beetle (which is also very small) is feeding from them like a wolf in a pack of sheeps. The mother (upper section of the photo), in this case, has nothing else to do but to wait until the beetle is gone.
Explored 14.12.11, #139!
Thank you very much everybody for your kind comments, faves and interest!
This is the only drawing I managed to make during the trip. I always bring my watercolors with me on trips and almost never get a chance to use them.
This gorgeous tiny book measures 1 x 1.5 inches and it's about an inch thick.