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once there was a jewelry box and inside that jewelry box there was a trinket box and inside the trinket box was a tiny porcelain doll that I had forgotten all about.
someone brought these teeny little cookies into work and I scooped a few up, to photograph, of course. :-)
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Thrift store find. This tiny hand carved songbird has found a temporary perch on our cypress wood bird feeder.
The house we're renting has been vacant for about two years. Prior to that, the owner grew tomatoes in the garden out back. This image gives no size perspective, but it's a tiny "volunteer" tomato plant -- one that grew up on its own. The whole plant is less than six inches tall. I can't wait to see what type of fruit develops from the yellow flower!
I bought a few cactus vases. The tiniest I could find (cute and don't require much attention at all)
Inspired by the Tiny Turbos Theme, with less than 60 parts. More photos at Brickshelf: www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=328381
Every year I make a bunch of itty-bitty watercolor paintings for the Stumptown Comics Fest. Here's this year's batch!
i've been testing out my new macro lens. this little snail was no bigger than my pinky fingernail. :)
I know, this is a funky picture (didn't know how to take a good picture then, still learning now) but finding this tiny red heart-shaped piece of red was thrilling!
Inspired by the Tiny Turbos Theme, with less than 60 parts. More photos at Brickshelf: www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=328378
Minda Haas Kuhlmann | 2018
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Tiny House Spider photo taken with a Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ28/Panasonic LUMIX DMW-LC55 close up macro lens combination.
My eldest granddaughter was awe struck at seeing the tiny toes of her new little cousin. She had to take her socks off and examine her toes ....
I think she was secretly looking to see she had nailpolish on them :-)
Processed in Lightroom 3, used MCP Black and White fusion actions to convert it to Black and White in Photoshop CS4 and then added Kim Klassen's grunge layer over top.
I really wish I knew what I was doing in photoshop :-) That will be my next course at the college I think.
My youngest, aged 10, loves looking under rocks at low tide. We thought these snails were gorgeous ... they were only a few mm long.
Edited to add: This is how we found them. They were stuck to the rock.