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A tiny purple blossom in my wife's flower garden. I'm pretty sure this is a volunteer in her garden.
This tiny plant has a pair of hanging bells on each Y-shaped stem. Yesterday, on a hike, we came across a few clumps of these plants that had quite deep pink flowers, as seen in my image - more commonly, the flowers are a pale pinkish white. They are found growing in leaf litter and moss in moist woodlands. This is a member of the Honeysuckle family, and grows June-August.
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!
Congratulations to Filipa www.flickr.com/photos/bom_bom/ for putting together the first issue of Tiny Feet! It is out and so gorgeous! I was in Portland when it came out, and I am still posting pictures from there, but I am so proud of this first issue and so happy to be a part of it! I will show pictures that I have in it soon. Please check out the magazine here: issuu.com/tinyfeetmag/docs/tinyfeetmagazine01?mode=embed&...
The beautiful cover is by Sevastra: www.flickr.com/photos/sevastra000/
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.
This is the first one of these I've been able to look at up close. This one is 300 square feet and sells for $72,000 or $240 per square foot which is a bit rich for my blood considering it doesn't even have air conditioning.
Made a tiny planet with my good friend Emmie "Sketch" McKee. Still needs a bit of perfecting I think but it's not looking too bad.
My trip to Tiny Town in August 2009. I named these as accurately as I could using "Tiny Town, From Tragedy to Triumph" and whatever other information Wendy and I could find. If you know the correct name for a building I would love to hear from you.
Another tiny fly, probably a fruit fly of sorts. Liked the fact that even though it's tiny, there still seems to be a nice amount of space under it's body created by it's long legs. I admit I slightly cropped this image to improve composition and to see the fly slightly closer. Credit to the L glass in retaining good detail.
Gear: Canon EOS 40D (F13, 1/250, ISO 100) + Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM (@1x) + a diffused Canon MT-24EX (-1/3 FEC and a 1/8 CTO gel)
my girl wanted to observe them...
she thinks they are too small to go outside? haha... i told her, well... they came outside from the supermarket XD
anyways, it's my job to clean the little container they are housed and giving them fresh greens / water daily.
i told my girl she'll need to bring them to the school garden when they grow bigger than 1cm... they are now like 3mm and 6mm.
The Tiny Lounge was a great neighborhood bar with friendly bartenders, good drinks, and a very warm, cozy feeling, owing only partly from its size but also from its decor and atmosphere. It's location right next to the Addision Brown Line stop was demolished during that line's upgrading/renovations . . .