Testudinella

Images made through a microscope. All subject types.

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Post by Jacek »

Great, as always :shock:

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Post by Cactusdave »

Fantastic pictures. Bar raised again! :D
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:shock: amazing shot :shock:

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Post by canonian »

:shock: Incredible detail!

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Post by BJ »

Wow!

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BJ wrote:Wow!

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Post by pierre »

Stunning shot :shock:
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Post by pwnell »

Really well done.

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Post by oxkarthemighty »

Holy.Cow.
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Post by carlos.uruguay »

Marvelous photos of a rare organism.
(Rare and unknown organism of the microworld that we will never know from our antropo centrism)
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Post by Baley »

Beautiful; but how did you manage to get it to hold still for a photo?

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