Not quite! Its actually a paper and plastic CD slip case photographed at 40X. Because of the minimal depth of field when shotting thru a microscope I couldnt get both the surface, with the bubbles on, and the fibrous part below both in focus, so I took two photographs at different focus points and combined them as layers in Photoshop. The two layers overlapped slightly due to focus shift but I left the borders in.
Canon A470 on the microscope
Optics, 10X eyepiece and 4X Meiji flat field objective.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Go!
This is the word go as displayed on my book reader (Sony PRS 300), and viewed through my microscope at 40X.
Photographed with the Blackberry.
Photographed with the Blackberry.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
A little Ray of Sunshine...
...on a cloudy (and very windy!) day.
Had to get down really low and point the camera up-a dirty knee shot!
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Canon EOS 10D
Vivitar Series '1' 19-35mm zoom
Polarizer filter
Had to get down really low and point the camera up-a dirty knee shot!
Click to enlarge
Canon EOS 10D
Vivitar Series '1' 19-35mm zoom
Polarizer filter
Labels:
10D,
clouds,
flower,
nephology,
September,
sky,
Stratocumulus,
Wildflowers
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
A fabulous cloud formation
Took this earlier this summer with the 19-35 zoom at 19mm for full effect.
Click to enlarge
Canon EOS 300
Vivitar Series '1' 19-35mm zoom
Kodak Gold 200 ISO film
Click to enlarge
Canon EOS 300
Vivitar Series '1' 19-35mm zoom
Kodak Gold 200 ISO film
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
The SV Tenacious at Hartlepool
Tenacious was launched in 2000 and is the largest wooden tall ship to be built in the UK for over 100 years!
I saw her moored at Hartlepool as part of the 2010 Tall Ships races-quite a sight!
Info here: SV Tenacious on facebook where you can help celebrate her upcomingh 10th birthday, and here Jubilee Sailing Trust
I saw her moored at Hartlepool as part of the 2010 Tall Ships races-quite a sight!
Info here: SV Tenacious on facebook where you can help celebrate her upcomingh 10th birthday, and here Jubilee Sailing Trust
Monday, July 19, 2010
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