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At last! I was able to handle Amy's kittens at the rescue centre for the first time yesterday. Amy was pregnant when she arrived and gave birth to three kittens less than three weeks ago. She was very protective to begin with and wouldn't let anyone near the kittens, but she's getting used to the idea that people pick them up and no harm comes to them. Even so, when they squeal - as they do when they're picked up! - Amy comes running. These early days are such an important time for socialising kittens, so for the next few weeks they'll get lots of handling from both the staff and volunteers. It's a time we all love! There's another beautiful young black and white cat who's just arrived who's also pregnant and due to give birth any time now. This is kitten season!
I found these adorable dinosaur buttons on eBay a short while ago - why not give them to the mice to play with?!
Taken with Nikon D750 with Nikon 105mm f2.8 macro lens.Tiny white feather lighting provided by Adaptalux macro system. 1 a single White arm, 2 Blue with Red arms and finally 3 with 2 UV arms.
thanks tibi for this little hat - i decided to try it on my besty instead of my pf - i love it on her :)
This tiny bee had fun dancing along the edge of the morning glory. It even turned to look towards the camera after reaching the top.
Also known as a leafcutting bee, and a hoverfly.
Tiny taxi, not tiny driver. These things are awesome (and cheap) for short distance travel, especially in older parts of town where the streets and alleys are too narrow for ordinary vehicles. The modern equivalent of a rickshaw.
These flowers (they're weeds only) are approx Ø 7-8mm (3/8 of an inch) only so they're really tiny - but very beautiful - you'll find a new world with a macro lens ;)
He's about half the size of his orange tabby sibling. This guy has made an amazing turnaround since last Thursday ('gotta love those antibiotics). What a will to live! Mom was a malnourished feral trapped for TNR, but she rejected the babies when they were rejoined with her. I’m fostering the four who survived. This is the runt.
Model: Tiny
Locación: Puerto Madero
Make Up: Maria de Lourdes Armeli
Vestuario: Florencia Toloza
Productora: Camila Cagliolo
by Fernando Bustos © All rights reserved
Fake tilt-shift lens effect created by TiltShiftMaker (thanks to Scott for the link). Taken from Interstate 5 near Tacoma, Washington, summer 2005.
That is actually a real train on a real railway with real trees and the real Mt. Rainier in the background. It looks like a model because of the selective focus effect I applied to the original image -- one reason we know models are tiny is that the depth of focus when we look at them is much shallower than for larger objects. Simulating that effect makes big things look small.
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This is the toothpaste in my (apparently "executive") room in the Victoria Park Plaza Hotel in London.
The woman I buy most of my mouse accessories from, Felicity Price Miniatures, sent me this tiny basket as a wee gift so I could put a newborn mouse in it. So I did!
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.
I'm celebrating Tiny Treasures' 1 Year Anniversary. Go over to the blog and participate in the giveaway!
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