262 Tiny Things

[Drainbrain]

My thinking is of Macro photos, but feel free to re-interpret the title as you wish.
Good Luck everyone.
Seán

[Drainbrain]

Sorry folks. Forgot to set a time limit. Shall we say midnight on Hallowe'en...31st October
Seán

[GRAHAM OTTY]

A tiny mouse

[LesleyD]

Funghi (Don't know what it's called )

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[John]

Coprinaceae Lesley, common name Brittlestems.

[Sue]

Fly Agaric ..... eaten

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[John]

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Right in close for this one, using the Voigtlander 110mm f/2.5 Macro APO-Lanthar on a Sony A7R III.

[Andrew Keen]

Afternoon All,

Really enjoyed last nights comp, great images.

Macro of the back of my watch.

[Anne Smith]

The butterfly, the bee and the buddleia

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[Drainbrain]

Must say I enjoyed all the pictures.
Hope the mouse (cute is right!) and fungi low-angle shots didn't result in soggy camera bases.
Thanks, John, for your mycological identification....and for the electronics pic - a fine literal interpretation of the topic title.
The wristwatch shot really shows machining patterns, with, for good measure, a VERY tiny reflection of the surrounding room.
Butterfly is just lovely, though I'd have preferred it a little more face-on. Not easy, I know, since they just refuse to pose for us. The alliteration of the photo title is pleasing on the ear.

Impossible to choose, but choose I must, so...
Andy Keen's wristwatch gets the choccy biccy.
Well done, Andy, and over to you for the next competition.

[Andrew Keen]

Cheers Sean and thank you for the nod against great competition. Will have a good think, try not to duplicate what's gone before and get it posted in the next couple of days.

[John]

Well done all, and well done especially to our new contributers who seem to have taken the day!