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Unless you're looking very closely, it's very easy to miss the tiny, Lesser Yellowthroat Gilia - Bartlett Lake Recreation Area, Tonto National Forest, Arizona
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Tiny little chopper parked near the bike racks at Waterloo Records downtown (It looked smaller in person). The engine is about the size of a lawn mower engine. A kid's BMX bike is a little bigger than this thing. Kinda cute, eh? :)
A prototype built by Occupy Madison as a solution for some of the homeless individuals in the Madison area. More are planned.
Found this tiny spider only when looking through my camera. Those pods are approximately 1 mm in size. The spider refused to pose properly, before scurrying out of sight... Pentax K100D with Helios 44m and extension tubes.
Pile of cucamelons, Melothria scabra. Each one is about an inch long and taste like a slightly sour cucumber. Growing in our home garden.
These tiny Oak leaves fell onto a mossy log. They were about an inch in length.
Cowles Bog; Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Just a basic portrait piccie. And a bit dark even.. :< But her face is just sooo sweet. I don't think I'll ever can get tired of it <3
Hunting for more frosty shapes this morning, somehow managed to spot this very small branch twisting it's way around another.
This looks best embiggened on black. Click on photo or hit your L key.
It was probably a macro photo that I took of a tiny flower that got me back into really enjoying photography again, so every once in a while I have to go back to my roots. (No pun intended) The little red part is no bigger than my wife's littlest fingernail.
The bottom of the sleeve closest to the cuff is split and hemmed, and there's a little pleat at the bottom where it goes into the cuff. I will add a tiny bit of the ultra thin velcro to secure the cuff and add a bead button to the outside (or maybe a pair for "cuff links"?), since if I simply sew the cuff closed, I'll have to remove his hands every time he wants to change his shirt!
I loved these 3. They were poking their heads out of this tiny hole. They looked so human and were paying a lot of attention to my camera. I want one...!
Tweddle Farm
Durham
I was in Florida briefly over the weekend -- not too many photo opportunities (time constraints), but I did manage to wander down an isolated beach.
These shells were tiny -- the sand grains give a sense of scale -- and each one was perfectly formed.
Inspired by the Tiny Turbos Theme, with less than 60 parts. More photos at Brickshelf: www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=328381
The Vanderbilt Museum on Long Island, New York is housed in the mansion once owned by William K. Venderbilt ll (the great-grandson of Cornelius Vanderbilt, founder of the New York Central Railroad and the Staten Island Ferry). "Willie K." was an avid sailor and collector. He travelled around the globe, collecting artifacts and natural history specimens, some from the ocean floor by Willie K. himself, as he loved to dive. The mansion is known as the Eagle's Nest, which was opened to the public as a museum at Willie K.'s bequest in 1922.
Vallon des Auffes 18/07/2009 09h54
The Vallon des Auffes is a tiny harbour located on the seaside of Marseille, about 20 minutes walk east from the more famous Vieux Port. It is a very picturesque place, with little fishermen houses, traditional fishing boats, and famous seafood restaurants (for instance FONFON).
A very nice place to take photographs, or eat a bouillabaisse, the typical fish soup of Marseille. Auffiers were craftsmen who made ropes and rigging.
In 1848 they started with the construction of above viaduc and it was finished in 1863 (Corniche du Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy).
Srey Our, called 'Ladyboy' - "I always wanted to be a girl. Even when I was tiny I played with other girls and grew my hair long. I left home when I was 17 to become the housemaid for a family where I lived for 10 years. My chance came to sing with a band and I never looked back. It was the best time - many boyfriends, lots of fun and no one knew anything about AIDS. We never had any reason to use condoms..
"Now many of us have become sick; there's no one else to look after us as most of our friends have died. Sure, we feel isolated, but we always have been isolated by Cambodian society..
"Since catching AIDS I'm afraid to have sex and I'm too tired; I sleep a lot or listen to records at home. Many gay people in Cambodia thought that HIV infection only comes from men sleeping with women. Everyone should know that men with men can infect the same way!".
Photograph by Barry Lewis / Corbis.
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Perruque et tenue faite main pour Elfdoll Tiny Bong.
Perruque en mohair, collée sur coque de tissu ajustée.
Ensemble composé d'un caleçon en jersey parme, d'une petite robe sans manche en coton, d'un gilet et d'un bonnet en merinos. Le tout est entièrement fait main (tricot et couture).
Les bottes sont de Carla Benham.
Le fauteuil est un kit Dollhouse of Miniature customisé, au 1/12èm.