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Just more Macro photography with my often neglected Canon EFS 60mm Macro lens.
These are REALLY tiny beads, less then 1/16" (about 1.5mm) in diameter
© 2006 Allen Rockwell www.allenrockwellphoto.com
Inside this little fingernail-sized violet, the first I've seen blooming this year, is a greenfly aphid and a thrip, aka thunderfly, contemplating the camera.
There had to have been a hundred of these tiny spider webs woven between the wires. The bright light nearby providing ample prey.
Tiny white flower with a background of red flowers. Taken with Canon 70-200 F/4L and 500D close up dioptre
Our little kitten, he littler than all of them not really sure why. It not really growing.
His eyes are getting better. There was two of these small kitten and odd because the other three were larger and the other small one died.
I been cleaning his eyes, and feeding it soft catfood.
My nanny's neighbor we call her and when her husband when he was alive, there nickname were tiny and their last name is Cooper
A tiny mushroom growing in the moss along the trail in Great Falls National Park, VA, USA.
Google Lens IDs this as a mushroom from the genus Amanita, possibly a species such as Amanita gemmata (Jeweled Amanita) or Amanita citrina (False Death Cap).
This tiny crab, hardly larger than a grain of sand, spends its day building holes below the high tide mark and sucking the sand into tiny balls. I'm guessing it gets its nourishment this way - Ko Lanta, November 2010
Skink give birth to live young....and this wee guy is brand new. Hes about 2.5cm long. I almost stepped on him, he was right in the middle of my doorway. He shimmers with gold, which will darken as he gets bigger, until he is a beautiful rich brown =)
From the loft my fully equipped desk is set up vertically to include printer with flatbed scanner on shelf of rolling file.
114/365: Tonight we made tiny paper garlands for the Christmas tree using origami papers. I love tiny things -- even though altogether it is barely two feet long, it looks darling on the tree :)
Today was my last day at work. Hurrah! Tomorrow is for secret shopping and present wrapping! I don't have to return to work until January 2.
I thought a lot of these would make good tilt shift shots since most of them were taken from the bus and had motion blur issues. And, the houses are tiny to begin with...
A shoot done for children with special needs or healthy needs provided through the organization Tiny Light Foundation of Canada
The folks at Backcountry Tiny Homes visited our school campus. I only had my flip-phone camera, and I didn't have a lot of time to compose photos in the small space, but here you go. The house is unfinished. You may visit www.backcountrytinyhomes.com/ to see some of their other work.
Stalked by Petra's gloriously friendly 19-pound behemoth of a cat. I think this was about 2.3 seconds before I got headbutted. Tiny Pony is the best (purring) pillow ever.
Portland, OR, September 2010.
I have no idea what the plant is, but these flowers on the bank of the River Dart are only 6-8 mm across.