Last one for today – an 8-frame photomicromosaic of Moss Archegonia longitudinal cross-section.

Rainy morning so decided to do some photomicroscopy this morning.  Subjects for today are a Winter Jasmine leaf cross-section at x20 and x40 magnification and a Fern Prothallium at magnification x80 using focus-stacking by Helicon Focus and 9-frames.

An 8-frame micromosaic of an old Capsella embryo at magnification x20.

Photomicroscopy image of a Vicia leaf at magnification x50, focus stacked using the remarkable Helicon Focus program.

Another photomicroscopy image – a corn stem cross-section at x20.  6-frames Canon 5D MkII.

Unbelievably – that’s the business end of the Mosquito that delivers the most devastating disease on the planet.

This is the biggest micromosaic I have put together to-date.  Coming in at a massive 39-frames on a Canon 5D MkII this is the cross-section of a Mushroom at magnification x20.

A 6-frame mosaic of a Pelargonium stem (cross-section) taken with the Canon 5D MkII and an L3000BHTG research trinocular microscope.

A x20 magnification micromosaic using 12-frames of a longitudinal cross-section corn seed taken using the Canon 5D MkII and the research trinocular microscope.

x20 magnification using the Canon 5D MkII and the research trinocular microscope – a 10-frame micromosaic of a Pine stem cross-section.