Amazing microphotography of cells, tiny organisms and more.
There is a fascinating world that is invisible to the human eye. We are getting to know a new thing about this world every passing day, all thanks to microphotography, using the Best Microscopes. Microphotography is the type of photography that requires a microscope to photograph objects with a magnification more significant than a standard…
Microphotography uses plant parts to create wonderous botanical art.
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A detail of a segment from a millipede found in the miombo forest of Mikembo (DR Congo, Katanga, January 2014). Studio work, ethanol preserved specimen. Focus stack based on 161 images assembled in Zerene Stacker, uncropped, image 2.8mm high (12.8x on ff). Canon 5D mkii, 10x microscope objective (see tags) on bellows with a 240mm f/9 enlarger lens (tube lens), ISO100, 1/160s, paper cylinder diffused flash.
We will travel into the magical world of birds through the use of macrophotography. Macrophotography will enable us to view details of birds that we would not otherwise be able to observe. See birds as you have never seen them before.
You will travel into the magical world of lichen through macrophotography. Macrophotography will allow you to view details of lichen that we would not otherwise be able to observe. You will see various types of lichen that come in a varied assortment of colors, textures and shapes.
Macrophotography of Butterflies, Moths and Caterpillars opens up a new world revealing these creatures in a way that the naked eye could never allow us to see. Come look closely at the fur on a butterfly's body, the feathery antenna of a moth, etc. Come face to face with a butterfly, moth or caterpillar and see their world in a whole different way.
Macrophotography of Dragonflies allows us to view their true beauty, that which is displayed in their colorful compound eyes, their delicate membranous wings, and their beautifully colored bodies.
Macrophotography allows us to view flowers in all their magnificent details. Look at these flowers and you will see beautiful colors and details as small as a piece of pollen.
We will soar to new heights through macrophotography of flying insects. Macrophotography will allow us to view details of flying insects that we would not otherwise be able to observe. You will see the delicate veining in their wings, the hairs on their bodies, their wondrous compound eyes and many other interesting aspects of these insects.
Opabinia in reality was a fascinating animal, with many anatomical quirks, large and small, that could be represented in paleoart. From its ventral walking legs and display flaps, to the smooth leathery ridges of its back that rise towards the back. 🧵 8/11
Humped, or Creeping, Bladderwort ( Utricularia gibba ) (click to enlarge), First Place in the Olympus BioScapes Imaging Competition (20...
Amy Engevik - Intestinal villi (brush border in magenta)
Calopteryx virgo This is supposed to be a fairly common species but I usually only run in to them a couple of times each year. Single exposure with natural light in the background + beautydish diffused SB-400 in the foreground. Kiron 105/f2.8 @f16. View larger!
Microphotography of Waterfleas by Wim van Egmond
Artist Rob Kesseler is a master of the microphotography of plants and their intricately small parts (like pollen, cells, and s
the winning photographs in nikon's small world microphotography competition include a disco-hued octopus embryo and a closeup of a housefly's eye.
Macrophotography and microphotography take center stage in this photo gallery of the fourth annual Close-up Photographer of the Year award winners.
Peer into nature with these amazing images from the Nikon Small World microphotography prize. They include a bug bubble house and the eye of a weevil
