Found this little guy blocking out the bright field, so I moved my flash to transmit to the top of the stage, didn't know they could be red.
Transmitted Light Tardigrade
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Transmitted Light Tardigrade
In pursuit of the ever elusive Paramecium.
show me the way home
love the shots.
fascinating little blighters. but oh so elusive for me. well done.
fascinating little blighters. but oh so elusive for me. well done.
used to do astronomy.
and photography.
Zeiss Universal Phase contrast.
Zeiss PMII
B&L stereo zoom.
and photography.
Zeiss Universal Phase contrast.
Zeiss PMII
B&L stereo zoom.
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Interesting pictures! (It is very difficult to make photographs from the Tardigrades)
By the way: If somebody is interested in Tardigrades, there is a monthly online-journal about them, mad with love and knowglede. It's in German, but everibody will understand the interesting pictures:
http://www.baertierchen.de/archiv.html
Franz
By the way: If somebody is interested in Tardigrades, there is a monthly online-journal about them, mad with love and knowglede. It's in German, but everibody will understand the interesting pictures:
http://www.baertierchen.de/archiv.html
Franz
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...or maybe Tardigrada Ramazzottius, which is also very common.grgh wrote:...not sure but think they may be Echiniscus tardigrades.
You can be fairly sure by determing the shape of the claw in photo #3.
Not very clear but it led me to assume it's Ramazzottius.
Very nice photo's and well lit ! 2nd is my favourite.
Fred
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