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When I was a kid, I used to be pretty short, relative to my mates. Suddenly, when I turned 14 and I was working on my rowing training first, and canoeing later, I got much taller! Thanks to my dad, who suggested that I worked on some very energy-demanding sports during adolescence.
Grazie papino. Sarei rimasto bassuccio forse.
Testing the luggage cart, by golly it is sea-worthy.
Tiny Cruise Set: www.flickr.com/photos/tealfreenote/sets/72157622379763061/
Nachdem die ersten Pläne fertig sind geht's an die Konstruktion der Seitenteile. Zwischendurch wird eines der beiden gebrauchten Fenster saniert. Es ist unglaublich heiß und Mensch und Tier sind froh um jedes bisschen Schatten.
Tiny portrait. 2 1/4 by 1 3/4 inches.
Written on the back:
"Miniature Photos.
Send your Cabinet Picture and get 12 Miniature Photos for 25 Cents.
Send Postal Note.
When silver is sent it must be wrapped very secure in HEAVY Wrapper and SEALED. In-close 2-cent stamp for re-turn postage.
No tintypes copied.
F.J. Walsh,
No. 353 Perry Street,
Trenton, N. J."
Also written on the back, in pencil so faint I can barely read it:
"Miss Sc y d {?}
Bible Gymnasts"
That's what it looks like!
Found in my friend Jessie's barn in Middlebury, Vermont.
Most of the photographs are are damaged from damp and mold but are still interesting to see.
Image made in response to this week's Macro Mondays challenge "Tiny."
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Lens: Laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x Ultra Macro, Manual focus, at 2x magnification.
Scenes from COSI's "Nanotechnology" homeschool workshop for students ages 6-12, held at COSI on Thursday, April 4, 2013.
With the help of COSI Team Members Becca Kelly and Chelsie Webster, students explored the tiny world of nanotechnology and its increasing importance in our daily lives, including learning how the increased surface area of nano-sized particles can produce unexpected results and faster reactions.
COSI is Columbus, Ohio's dynamic Center of Science and Industry. For more information, please visit www.cosi.org.
I made him for my mom for Easter. :) He is about two inches tall-- you can tell the scale from the eggshell, which is a real eggshell that I painted some glitter ModPodge onto.
This log is only half inch in diameter.
Backlit by a YN56lll in a Rogue grid, camera right. Fill from another YN560lll in a Roge Flashbender just to camera left. Both fired by YN560-TX.
These teeny tiny blooms have appeared almost overnight on what we thought was a dead twig in a pot. There are mammoth amounts of them, each one a tiny, perfect upturned bell. The sun was dancing off the foliage this morning.
My first attempt at using Photoshop to create a tilt-shift miniature. This cute little town is Georgetown, Colorado.
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Next to the blade of grass you can see how small this tiny flower is. It's about half the size of my "pinky" fingernail. It's not my best stuff but I like the colors and composition.
Or maybe I should call her Teensy Tiny Maryellen. She is a Mega Bloks American Girl figure. I am having the most fun with her. She's just 2.5" tall. I surprised myself last night and knitted this sweater for her. I made the skirt this morning. It;s made like I make the tiny rag doll simple skirts with a tiny button wrapped with thread closure. The skirt fabric was 1.25" X 4".
My favourite shot from yesterday - the centre of an iceberg rose. I love these delicate little roses with their soft perfume!
The Flickr Lounge - Monthly Daily Theme - Tuesday: Tiny Things
Thanks for stopping to smell the roses in the hustle bustle of pre Christmas. Take a moment to relax and breathe deeply! :-)
Tiny things make big things..
this is part of a tiny series.. I'm posting a few, all in the tilt-shift set..
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