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"Blue jean baby, L.A lady
Seamstress for the band
Pretty eyed, pirate smile
You married the music man
Ballerina, you must've seen her dancing in the sand
And now she's in me, always with me
Tiny dancer in my hand
Jesus freaks out in the street
Handing tickets out for God
Turning back she just laughs
The boulevard is not that bad
Piano man he makes his stand
In the auditorium
Looking on she sings the songs
The words she knows
The tunes she hums
But oh how it feels so real
Lying here with no one near
Only you and you can hear me
When I say softly, slowly
Hold me closer tiny dancer
Count the headlights on the highway
Lay me down in sheets of linen
You had a busy day today
(...)"
Elton John - "Tiny Dancer"
This tiny, stunted Scorpionweed was the only one in the immediate vicinity that survived the exceptionally dry winter and managed to produce a few flowers. After wet winters, this species can cover entire hillsides with purple blossoms - Castle Dome Mountains, Kofa National Wildlife Refuge, Arizona
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Tiny prints www.tinyprints.com makes tons of stuff from your photos (including here on Flickr) and Rick shows me some of the items they make.
This tiny Robin didn't seem to mind me walking around it and taking pictures, although it kept moving as if curious to see what I was doing.
Taken at Wollaton Park.
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.
A 9mm juvenile flatfish seen under a binocular microscope. The muscle fibres refract the light into different colours as they contract and relax.
The skin showed some signs of pigmentation in the form of brown and orange spots so this could be a plaice.
The fish is alive and was released back to the sea.
I'm proud to be a member of the Fon wifi community... and they even sent me the access point for FREE!!! I look at it this way, maybe I found my new hobby. I will become a wifi overlord. Yep.
the largest wifi community in the world
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. :)
This handful of tiny shells came out of a pocket in a rarely used suitcase. I don't remember when/where they came from; possibly the west coast of Florida - where I haven't been for at least 15 years.
13. Shells in 116 pictures in 2016
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!
I've been working on this on and off for MONTHS! My partner, Butterfly House, helped me with the initial sketch. Refining it in Photoshop took me a lot longer than I expected. I still have many skills to build.
What do you think? Is it a good logo image for my brand?
Next step: make the necklace in the picture! :)
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
Tiny accordion book (2 inches square) made using an old spoilt hard back book.
I used the reverse side of the contents page for plain paper inside this book to make a miniature notebook.
This is it with scrap paper sticking out of it to absorb the moisture from the glue while it is in the press - I don't have a proper book press so I have put it in an old flower press which will be good enough for something this size.