I have taken my first pictures of the year but first some images from the archive. I shoot faster than I can archive.
The first rotifer is strangely asymmetrical. I have seen this too in a sample I collected last week with Keratella which all have the same dissymmetry. Could it be that it is an advantage to swim in circles?
The second image is just to add a bit more colour.
Thank you, and great to hear from you Tom. How are you? I hope you are doing well and are still busy photographing.
Charlie, also nice to hear from you, of course. I wil try to post more but I am a bit torn apart by too many different types of work. But I am working on a new macro set up to do super macro, also in the field. I hope it will work. When I have it working (may take some weeks) I will put some images on the forum. It is fun to see all the different solutions of our forum members. I have a slightly different solution but that is because I mostly try to use with equipment that I already have (not that much) I did all the stacking with 1 objective, a leitz photar. But I bought a nikon CF 10X (from Jean-Marc!) so I will experiment with the higher magnifications.
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