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I picked this rose a few days ago. It was so small I had to put it in a sherry glass. Have a lovely weekend .
for size reference (Macro Mondays), the bed is made of black lava salt crystals; tomato is 9.2 mm in diameter
25 frame focus stack
Leica 100mm APO-Macro-Elmarit f2.8 with 35mm extension tube and Elpro diopter
As I passed by this scene I could just imagine tiny creatures living on these little islands. I woneder what they thought of Giant me intruding on their space??? Kris..
Do you see me?
Color-changing Flower Crab Spider (Thomisus onustus) hiding among the golden spines of a Golden Barrel Cactus, perfectly camouflaged.
Lovely baby snail enjoying the wet leaves. White patches must be reflections or refractions off the water ?
Tiny violin that actually makes music thanks to a microchip inside. For the Macro Mondays challenge: Musical Instrument.
Area shown is about 70mm wide.
🎼Tiny Dancer🎼 Lets Be Kawaii Spirit Backdrop The Bearded Guy // Unicorn Daisy Skirt/Horn Gatcha @Moeko @eBENTO The Event // Dreamcatcher // DOUX
A tiny two spot Harlequin ladybird ~5mm in diameter on a thistle leaf.
Extremely windy conditions today hence the high shutter speed.
Harmonia axyridis.
These weeny mushrooms grow on a sidewalk in the gaps between the stones. Seen from above they looked like some bubble slime.
Diese Winzpilze wachsen in de Fugen zwischen den Steinen auf einem Fußweg. Von oben sehen sie aus wie Schleim der Bläschen wirft.
Toy Project Day 756
This meadow pink flower is a little less than an inch, about 2 cm, across...so the spider is pretty small...
This was with 25 mm tube, Raynox DCR-150 snap-on macro lens
An obvious compliment, but these shots were taken at a distance so there is not much of a reduction in size, and I thought the series together would tell the story better than a single shot, or at the least be more interesting.
Although each shot was processed the same, sky behind the pair changed from frame to frame. I could have close cropped each pair but figured it would only look a bit better. The important part of this is the action.
I assume that the Great Blue Heron got a little too close for comfort to the nest of the female Red-Winged Blackbird. Order shot is left to right across the top and then again across the bottom.
shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a venus optics laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x macro lens
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check out my review of the laowa 65mm f2.8 here
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This is really a tiny insect, the Pea Weevil which is a pest to pea and bean plants. I am not sure if it is of the Lady Mantle plant which it is on! I think it is on the leaf, as you can see, to access the plenty of water drops to drink from!
A tilt-shift style photo created with Midjourney AI V5.1
Prompt: “Tilt-shift photography, a cute little Troll in a magical forest, intricate detail, 4k, cinematic lighting, realism, in the style of Albert Bierstadt, photo-realistic, extreme definition, extreme quality, sharp, realistic, blur, dust particles, bokeh, light leaks, Takumar 105mm f/ 2. 8 c 50 --ar 16:9 --v 5.1 --style raw --s 750 “
More of the 'Tiny World' series: tinyurl.com/3ckb685m
On the trail of the lonesome pine needle:
For Macro Mondays theme Tiny. There is a wooden seat on a tree covered path in the park. I can always find a variety of tiny creatures there. This time round the only Oribatid mite seemed to be dead (I realised after it was too easy to photograph), then I spotted this little chap/chapess.
I think we have a beetle nymph of some description, but I can't identify which (if you know, please leave a comment).
For scale, that is a needle from the Scots Pine tree above, that it is climbing on. I couldn't measure him/her, but I would estimate about 1.5 to 2mm long. I used a 20mm extension tube on the macro lens for this one. The camera was mounted on a focus rail so I could move in gradually without disturbing the subject, although it took several goes to achieve that. No stacking, the creature wasn't going to stay in one place for long enough for that.
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Tiny Soldier Fly after two weeks quarantined :D (~10:1 magnification)
Nikon D750, Mitutoyo 10X, Bellows Pb-6, Automated Rail Homemade @15µm step size, 120 stacked pictures.
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A common tailorbird (orthotomus sutorius) giving voice to its insistent and relatively loud call. Hearing the call, you would never imagine it coming from such a tiny bird. Photographed in Khao Lak, Thailand. More at "Colin Pacitti Wildlife Photography" - www.colin-pacitti.com