It's time for another Round Robin Photo Challenge.
The challenge this time:
The challenge this time:
The idea here is to photograph very small inanimate objects
- not details and closeups of larger things, but self-contained
little items we see and take for granted.
It should be interesting to take the expertise some Robins
have with tiny critters, and apply it to objects that can't fly away.
And the rest of us have the photographic challenge of
learning to focus on the miniature world.
Click on the Round Robin link above to get
to the linking list of participants.
Here we go. Let's get tiny...
Tiny beads.
I have a little box, broken down into segments,
that contains all sorts of tiny beads.
that contains all sorts of tiny beads.
I have used them for jewelry and for the cards I make.
Tiny pins.
This goes to the part of the tiny things we take for granted.
Such a simple, perfect design, the safety pin.
Small change.
I was going to call this tiny change,
but it just did not sound right.
but it just did not sound right.
Anyway, at the end of the day I take any change
that is floating around in my pocket
and put it in a little bowl on the dresser.
that is floating around in my pocket
and put it in a little bowl on the dresser.
When I need to restock the parking meter change
I keep in the car, I just grab a handful from here.
I keep in the car, I just grab a handful from here.
Tiny elephants.
I have several elephants of varying materials and sizes.
These are the tiniest.
The one in front is only about an inch and a half tall.
And I love the detail on this one, which was a gift from
my friends who visited Spain and were thoughtful
enough to bring this back for me.
Tiny bubbles.
Really, need I say more?
