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Tiny trees sprouting up from the cracks between the hard igneous rock on British Columbia's Sun Shine Coast. These two young trees are the dominate species here on the west coast. One being the tree of life (western redcedar) for many first nations that have occupied this land for thousands of years and the other (Douglas fir) the climatic species of the Coast Western Hemlock biogeoclimatic zone.
These are super small. I used mini bento box cutters; they're supposed to be for cutting small veggies and food for lunches, rather than cookies. But they work. :)
The Living Water Wayside Chapel is allegedly the smallest church in the world. So far as I know there are no regular services held there, but apparently you can book it for your very small wedding.
Since Lorimae could bring her teddy bear into the arena to fight, Angel figured automatic weapons were ok.
These tiny blue flowers are growing in my garden. I'll be leaving today and will be gone the entire weekend. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend!
Forest wildflowers may not be as flashy as subalpine counterparts, but they have just as much variety. One tiny flower, with petals just 1/3 in (8 mm) long, goes by the delightful name of "Tiny Trumpet" (Collomia linearis). Photo taken June 16, 2016, along the Trail of the Shadows. NPS Photo
I saw this tiny little flower and couldn't resist.It's so small, the background is my fingers.This is my first attempt at macro or at shooting a flower.
A tiny pipefish, very well camouflaged. Dauin, Philippines.
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It used to be that you could walk along this beach at any time day or night and feel safe, but now a man can't even take his family out in the middle of the day without being held up by a guy armed with a tiny shark!
A tiny purple blossom in my wife's flower garden. I'm pretty sure this is a volunteer in her garden.
A tiny moth hunkered down on a tansy leaf, in the rain on day 27 of 30 Days Wild.
This is one of the dichrorampha species', but with several of them looking very similar a precise ID isn't possible.
They will never get really mature or of proper size in the Netherlands. It's simply not the right climate for them.
I made this tiny birthday card for my husbands birthday. It's a miniature version of one of the cards he makes!
I so rarely see these tiny cans that they are still a novelty to me.
At the birthday party for the daughter of one of my wife's coworkers, in east Austin, Texas.
