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The past few weeks I've been seeing ridiculously tiny Dragonflies, which I presumed were babies and would grow to a larger size. When I say tiny, some of these little boogers are barely larger than a Damselfly; as a matter of fact I've mistaken one or two for a Damselfly, only discovering it was a Dragonfly when I got my 300mm zoomed in on it. But then I read that when a Dragonfly emerges from its nymph stage that it is a fully grown adult and will not grow any larger than when it emerges, so in addition to my larger Dragonflies I have a bunch of teeny ones now too, and they're hard as hell to capture! :) Look at its little punkin head...barely bigger than one of those dewdrops on this small leaf in the lawn...with the naked eye it's hard to even see those dewdrops!
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Dragonflies:
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Dragonflies – II:
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Dragonfly Mortuary/Autopsy:
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Dragonflies in flight:
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Dragons Munching Bugs:
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Basic brunette Tiny Kitty (Tonner Doll Company, 2004) wears DAE Originals Vivette fashion "Roses Red, Roses White." Antiqued photo.
Wisconsin students present their discovery-based research to find new antibiotics by identifing soil bacteria strong enough to beat diseases that have become resistant to antibiotics during the Tiny Earth Titletown 2019 Symposium at Lambeau Field on Friday, Dec. 6, 2019. Green Bay Packers provided soil from their practice field that was analyzed by UW-Green Bay students. Photo from UW-Green Bay.
My daughter and I happened upon the strangest installation art I've ever seen as we were heading from Santa Fe to Albuquerque on the Turquoise Trail. Called Tiny Town, it's a very odd collection of discarded items cobbled together to form a tiny town. These legs were at the entrance. The place was in the middle of nowhere and not another living thing was in sight. It was quite an experience!
Actor Laurie Simmons (left) and director actor Lena Dunham (right) host a Q&A for TINY FURNITURE
Photo by Michael Faulkner
The Albatros sitting on the wing of my Henschel 126. The tiny model is by Lee Bates and the Hs126 is Peanut Scale.
I put in these three pics specially for Jim the Great.
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Tiny friendly Ghosts are perfectly living in harmony creatures. All Tiny Ghosts creatures are one of kind, made from white earthenware clay. By handmade nature, there are no identical ones!!
You can make your own tiny Ghosts village, or give them away as a very cutie unique gift.
Perfect for decoration in kids room, or guests room, you can place them by your plants, on your nightstand, sitting near you picture frames or simply place them on shelves. If you choose to have another place for them I’d love to hear about it!!
Tiny bunny, wool acrylic blend, safety eyes, polyfil.love....
fluzzy and soft. Needs a name..
Amigurumi is a Japanese craft that is becoming popular globally. I grew up doing origami with my Dad, but never knew about amigurumi until fairly recently.
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I just flipped the noodles back and forth to make the layers. The containers are from a local restaurant supply store. Mr. Husband bought 24 for something like $8.
LOL at his expression. :)
Sorry about the noise, but reducing the noise tends to decrease the detail...?
Oh yeah. I almost forgot! Can you guess where this was taken?
lots of these tiny hoverflies around the Lime tree @ Holme NOA this morning. This one only about 5mm long, possibly a Chelosia sp?
Studio Gallery opening for the "tiny" show - work by 80+ artists, under a certain size, and under a certain price ($200.) Through Dec 24, 2006; 1718A Polk Street (between Clay & Washington) in San Francisco.
These tiny pink flowers look just like any other ordinary things around us that grow by itself naturally when I find them on the wet soil; But only after I start circling them I notice that they form a "?" shape from this particular spot. I find it interesting. Applying it as a parable to decision making: we have to see from many angles / perspectives prior to settle in one.
Shooting a chipped Zeiss ZF 25mm f/2.8 at it's minimum focusing distance in natural light. The field curvature character of this lens is actually a blessing for such application.
NEF development: Silkypix Pro, resize: Photoshop.
Their white calcareous tubes are just a few mm in diameter. Ubiquitous on sides and underneath intertidal rocks.
They ran out of bread so we all got salads / soup.
Cucumber, sprouts, carrots, tomato, onion, swiss, cheddar, avocado and chickpeas on a bed of mixed greens...with tuna salad.