Tiny Beauties: Life’s Smallest Wonders As Seen Through a Microscope | TIME.com.
Thank you to Teagan for sending me this. Stunning pictures from the Olympus Bioscapes Digital Imaging Competition, I particularly admire the picture of the Paramecium. Oh my, oh my, oh my!
Can I produce work like that? I’m not sure. Probably, given ten years or so of practice! I can’t produce the fluorescent images in my kitchen/home laboratory but frankly I don’t need fluorescence. There is plenty of beauty to be found without fluorescent antibodies.
Very inspiring. I really must get on with finishing the paint work on this Cooke Troughton and Simms microscope.
Paramecium by Ralph Grimm. Olympus Bioscapes Digital imaging competition
Comments on: "Tiny Beauties: Life’s Smallest Wonders As Seen Through a Microscope | TIME.com" (2)
I’m so glad you enjoyed the pictures. But I thinks the ones you’ve posted of your own are great too!
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Wishing you every blessing of any holiday you hold dear,
teagan
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