Damselflies
and dragonflies
- David Richman
(USA) describes and illustrates some species of these attractive
insects, particularly those found at the Bitter Lake National
Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico.
A
close-up view of the wild flower 'common teasel' - Brian
Johnston (Canada) shares an attractive selection of images on
the macro and micro level of this striking plant.
The
Mathias arrow, a versatile oblique lighting device -
Walter Dioni (Mexico)
discusses and illustrates the results from this intriguing
illumination technique described by Erhard Mathias.
Image
gallery: A lichen in close-up
- Alan Rulis (USA)
shares some images of a lichen at different magnification
levels.
Video
gallery: Hydra - still images and video clips
- Donald Ferry
(USA) presents some well seen stills and video clips of
a hydra.
Image
gallery: Terrestial slug, thin tissue sections
- M Halit Umar
(The Netherlands) presents an attractive selection of images
showing aspects of the internal structures associated with a
slug's mantle.
Circular
oblique lighting Part IV
- Paul James (UK) share further experiences of this form
of versatile illumination.
Image
gallery: Plastic gauze under the microscope
- Dave Walker
(UK) shows how a fine plastic gauze commonly found
in the home can be attractive when viewed under the microscope
using different lighting conditions.
Other
articles of interest by Micscape contributors:
South
Pennine landscapes with the Fuji S2 digital SLR camera
- Ian Walker (UK) shares a selection of landscapes and nature
images taken in northern England, with his thoughts on the
pros
and cons of this digital camera.
Topical
News:
The winning photographs in the Nikon Small World 2003
competition can be enjoyed on the Nikon
MicroscopyU web site.
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