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I am so glad that I took the chance to go and visit these :o)
I haven't been there for five years during the blooming of the scilla siberica.
shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a rokinon (samyang) 12mm f/2.0 with a custom helicoid close focus adapter.
Tiny Skypointer with his
tiny tent, at a
tiny lake, embedded in the majestic but
tiny Alps, in
tiny Switzerland, on our
tiny planet, lost somewhere in a not so
tiny galaxy, completely happy with his
tininess, glad that he does not have to strive for greatness.
- Astro modified Canon EOS 6D
- Samyang 24mm f/1.4
- iOptron SkyTracker
Sky:
- 2 panel panorama, each of 3x 50s @ ISO1600
- tracked
Foreground:
- 2 panel panorama
- exposure stack of 3 exposures, each of 90s - 180s @ ISO 1600
- stiched with PTGui
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There is a small farm on the start of our usual route into the Forest. They graze their Shetlands and miniature horses on a nearby common, but when their mares go into foal they take them in. There were two Shetlands in their nearby field both with new foals but this was the smallest. It was difficult to take a picture, as the mare was on the other side of the field but I wanted to share to show you just how tiny it was. Smaller than a labrador
They looked great for about a week, floating in the reflecting pool underneath the dancing jack o' lantern characters. And then the tiny pumpkins started to rot in the water. It was beautiful while it lasted, New York Botanical Garden, the Bronx, NYC -- October 7, 2020
At 600mm and such a high iso (2000), and handheld, I'm surprised this shot came out at all.
A small wildflower found growing next to a log in the back yard. The flower was roughly a half inch across.
A wee little thing, less than 1 cm tall. I was prostrate on the ground, photographing a much bigger mushroom and spotted this in the leaf litter - there were actually a fair number of them about, you just need to accustom yourself to looking on a very small scale. I would never have thought of trying to photograph a fungus this tiny were it not for my Raynox DCR-250. This was attached to the front of my macro lens for a nine-shot focus stack.
Neottia cordata (Herz-Zweiblatt) Rastal, Steiermark, Austria. They are quite difficult to find, but once you discovered one more will follow. I had to stack the pictures as this orchid is really tiny!
Tiny Snack
Great Egret with a very small fish at Bombay Hook NWR
2019_08_12_EOS 7D Mark II_6543-Edit_V1
Allen's Hummingbird
Selasphorus sasin
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I am in denial of gray winter!! Today we had a beautiful day, here is my way to celebrate it!!
My blog: volcanic formation of the galapagos archipelago and some more photos!!
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A Texas Blind Snake, aka Texas Thread Snake (Rena dulcis), SE Arizona. These tiny, harmless snakes - this one was about the thickness of a piece of angel hair pasta - usually live underground eating termites & ants. A study of Eastern Screech Owls back in the late 1980s showed that the owls, which usually only bring dead prey to their chicks, bring these snakes back alive. Some get eaten, but others burrow into the nest and dine on parasites living there. Owl chicks in nests with blind/thread snakes were healthier, more likely to survive, and gained weight faster than those without snakes in residence.
But impressive cloud reflections, and we paddled to a small island on the St. Lawrence River, lots reflections as viewed below…
Marienkäfer in 8 mm Größe….
Für:“Happy Macro Monday“ am 16.09.2024.
Thema:“Tiny“ (winzig)…
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