Paramecium and Philodina!

Every 30 days the site administrators will pick an image made through a microscope from the "Photography Through the Microscope Gallery" to be featured on the front page of the www.amateurmicrography.net website.

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Pau wrote:
...............Outdated good microscopes are still full valid if microscopists behind them are :D
many thanks for you consideration! :lol: :wink:
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Arturo,

Very nice!

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Arturo,

Beautiful images! I like that the first two paramecium shots have their natural characteristic "slipper" shape and are not flattened by the coverslip.
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Charles Rogelio,
many thanks for you comments :wink: :lol:
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...i add one pic of scission in Paramecium :wink:

obb. 25x DIC Flash Canon 600d
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