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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
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"Tiny Daryl Dixon" started as a project to keep myself busy during the day before I started my Chemo, now he's going to come with me to shoot tiny arrows at anyone who pisses me off. (he has tiny squirrels on his belt but you cant see them in this shot)
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
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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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.