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Extremely small native flowers. Placing them on my fingers was the only way I could get a photo, that's the joint of my index finger. Unknown flowers.
Have a wonderful day/evening
I rescued this little frog (about 2.5 cm from nose to tail end) from Zeppy today and brought it in for a few shots. By the time I finished he was pretty grumpy and just wanted to get away. It even attempted to jump off the table. That was when I released it back into the front garden where Zeppy doesn't have access.
All are table top shots but in this one he is sitting directly on the table.
Our Daily Challenge ... on the table.
some people dream of sports cars, some people dream of country houses, some people dream of retiring to the sun ...
we dream of a cottage with some land and a tiny horse :-)
as this one tried to get into the back of our Bongo then we may pop back to the Black Mountain to get him!
I've been working again on the dollhouse and doing all the touch ups and tiny details of painting (outside only) and I can hardly wait for this to be done - maybe tomorrow then we can shingle the roof - I really want to have this completed on the outside this year and then next year work on inside cause there is just to much work to complete inside before Christmas decorating so I'm working till my hands give out!!!
Tiny Gathering. In honour of the NRM’s ‘Great Gathering’ I’m uploading this is a smaller collection which occurred at Aberdeen’s Ferryhill shed (61B) in August 1966.
Gresley 'A4’s' 4-6-2 no.’s 60009 "Union of South Africa" and 60019 "Bittern" receiving some attention. Remarkable, (or not so given this was last place for A4’s) both locomotives were saved for preservation.
Looking back I don’t think I realised just what I was seeing. If I had I might have taken more pictures. But then I only had 36 per roll of film, and limited resources, not like today’s digital era with over a 100 per card!
I have very small hands. (My ring is size 5.) So that means these little guys are REALLY small. LOL!
Tiny Planet shot with Pentax k7 and Samyang 8mm Fisheye.
Check out the original post: www.jonasginter.de/tiny-planet-weltuntergang/
This was taken absolutely ages ago, and in all honest I have grown to love it. This is perhaps my third favorite "swan photo", bested by the two uploaded prior to this. Alot of work has gone into this, the PP took me about an hour due to several very highlighted items that needed burning out. This was going to be submitted to the Jessops INTL Photographer Of The Year black&white stage, but I never got round to it.
Shooting details:
-f/5.6
-1/500sec
-ISO800
PP Details:
-Shot into JPEG, put into black and white, whole range of settings fiddled with, mainly contrast and brightness, then, alot of burning applied.