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The #MacroMondays theme for 2/3 is ring - jewelry one can wear on a finger, to further clarify. Am thinking I’ll try this with the macro clip-on lens later.
Btb, the ring is on a sparkly pipe cleaner because our littlest kitty knocks everything off the counter!
……💙💍 HMM 💍💙
Another shot from the new lens tamron 90mm, i think this is the best shot so far out of this new toys, the bee and the flower is about the same size of a Nickel.
within days of photographing the tiny post office (see the first comment box), i discovered this chapel behind the catholic church in a nearby town. am guessing it might hold 10 people
There were a pair of these extremely tiny grasshoppers on top of a fence post.
Only saw them because of their almost luminous lime green colour.
And running around like mad.
Possibly, only just hatched, and climbed out of the cracks of the wood, to meet their enormous world.
They were so busy, it was impossible to get them, in focus, and together in one snap.
Was lucky to get this one.
Well, they both ended up on the camera, and I put it down, so they returned to their fence post.
They deserve every chance, they can get….
This is the first doll on my restarted redressing list. I just happened to get some new Picco Neemo clothes when her turn came up, so that worked out well. :-)
Tiny, ground-nesting native bee (Homalictus sp?). I went to a dirt patch on my front lawn where a fair amount of Wahlenbergia has been growing wild. I know there are bees living there as I have occasionally seen them darting in and out of their little holes. I decided to make a protracted effort to photograph one. I saw this little cutie roaming around on the soil for a bit. After I took this shot, she found a spot she liked and started digging! Her first digging attempt ended in a retreat (not quite the right spot) so she tried an area a centimetre or so away and went down like a drill! I managed to get some footage of this which I have uploaded along with these photos. I am so excited to have seen this happening right before my eyes! (Blue Mountains, NSW).
These tiny pink flowers grow on thick spiky stems, but I really don't know their names. Any information, I'd be glad to know!
Fuji Finepix S5100
Greika circular polarizer
Kenko Closeup +3
I changed Aika into one of the new tiny little outfits I bought. I didn't want to put her into boots, but figured out I could make Kelly doll shoes & socks work so, YAY! (even though my Nari Pons are probably not happy about it). I tried to repaint Aika's eyes, but it didn't look right so I just removed what I did & stopped before I ruined her, so red eyed she stays. I also figured out which Kaiser stand works for them, so I am slowly getting them stuff.
I folded almost every step for this Bahamut and it was absolutely brutal! Just look at the size of the head and claws!
Designed by Satoshi Kamiya
Folded from: 6" Monocolor
Size: about 2 1/2" wingspan
Time spent folding: around 5 hours
This counter is so tiny in fact (and tucked away behind the entrance vestibule as well), I missed it completely until I made my 3rd visit to the Trinity Commons store! For the rest of the photos for today, thought I'd concentrate on the Script décor I've watched slowly disappear over my visits here while covering the remodel.
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Kroger, 1988-built, Germantown Pkwy. at Trinity Rd., Memphis (Cordova)
Different views of an original design of a tiny Mobile Suit. The original toy came in a box of sweets and was a very very basic assemble toy of Brocken from Japanese anime: Patlabor. It's about only 4 cm tall and was assembled, converted and completed by my BB very many years ago.
Type: Assemble toy.
Name: Tiny Mobile Suit.
Brand: Unknown.
Origin: Original Design.
Scale: 1/180 scale.
Material: Mostly styrene plastic.
*Note: Completed by my BB many years ago. He has this hobby of model kit building since his childhood days. More in: Gifts of Talent.
Loved seeing this adorable little native bee (Exoneura sp?) with her tiny tongue out, enjoying nectar from the flannel flower (Actinotus helianthi) on the side of a bush trail in Springwood, Blue Mountains, NSW.
This was the smallest damsel fly I've ever seen...less than 2 cm.
...on black; www.flickriver.com/photos/45014657@N04/