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Tag: miniature photography
And now for Something Completely Different … not.
My take on Cee’s Photo:
I send my mates in to check on the territory and help with the set-up.
Of course, my nudibums couldn’t keep their clothes on
and made themselves comfortable.
In the end we managed to set up the shot.
And in case you are wondering from where my orchids get their beautiful colours, here is their secret: it’s lovingly handcrafted.
Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: August Pick a Topic from my Photo
Wordless Wednesday
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🎵 It’s a Small World after all 🎶
How could I not show shots of the little folk who live in a box on my shelf, including my favourites: the nudibums.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: It’s a small world
Yin and Yang
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Male vs Female
1,2,3 – FIRE!
When I posted my tulip pictures for the One to Three Challenged, I had forgotten that I had been playing around with my little “minikens” and done a series with them. So here is a bonus 1-2-3.
Monochrome and negative.
Explosion (fish eye) and implosion
And since we are looking at toys I thought a lego version might be fitting.
One-two-three Photo Processing Challenge in May
Living Life Vicariously
If I can’t go to the beach, at least my toys can.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Toys for All Ages
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xMacro Monday
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To the end of my veranda – and beyond!
Something good that happened over he last month? — I made a new acquaintance:
A little riot police man and his dog. What attracted me was his face mask (which he wore under a helmet which I lost). Introduced him to other chaps and he immediately set about to teach them about masks.
He became Corona-Man. And soon started to dress even more appropriately, spreading the word to everybody around:
In other words, I started to experiment with miniature photography. And I had fun.
Linked to Friendly Friday: Something good.
Corona-Man chooses to lead by example
Lead with your chin: hide it.
Linked to Six Word Saturday.
Kick-off inspiration came from Debbie’s post a few days ago. Then I saw this masked figure while out for grocery shopping. He will reappear soon, I think, wearing a cape and crown (sic!). And of course, Tourmaline has been showing the way for years.
