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detail from a laser-printed document as seen through a microscope. you can see toner dust and paper texture. full circle is 1.5mm approx. (there's a ruler inside the microscope graded in mm)
detalle de un documento realizado con impresora laser visto a través de un microscopio. se puede ver el polvo del toner y la textura del papel. el circulo completo tiene unos 1.5mm (hay una reticula graduada dentro del microscopio)
As i wanted to focus more on the iris part of the eye, I decided to experiment with an USB micro camera.
I was able to capture closer images of the area that i wanted yet was still unhappy with my results as the camera is not very good quality and i would prefer to take a photo with high quality.
Also, I would have preferred it if my photographs had been taken in natural light to prevent any glares and added colouring due to classroom lighting. This was unable to happen.
As the camera had to be so close to the eye, reflections that were not wanted were also photographed.
a small pretty moth flew past me and landed on a small twig, i havent seen many moths or butterflies so far this year
Esta minúscula aranha de apenas 5mm foi encontrada no interior de uma planta, foi quase impossível definir do que se tratava realmente até que olhei pelo display da câmera e vi que era uma aranha. Infelizmente não consegui ampliação maior que 1:1 pois após poucos cliques ela se evadiu e não foi mais possível fotografá-la.
Here's a micro-scale BrickCon, which even includes its own nano-scale BrickCon MOC complete with its own pico-scale creations. How's *that* for meta?!
Strawberry Shortcake: "Cheebee" Blind Bag Mystery Micro Figures (The Loyal Subjects) 2024
(Promotional Image)
Spring time micro view of ice wind action; on a windy day at Hermitage Park watched the remaining spring ice cover be blown toward shore and make its impact on the old previous year vegetation. A small scale example of what ice can do and how it may raft up on large lake situations April 19 2014 edmonton
This is a very early build, testing ideas using the LEGO Architecture Studio set.
Also check out my latest favorite build, the Taj Mageddon! (click to see and then navigate left/right to see the alternate angles).
I finally got round to making the micro version of the witches tower display. As with the others I always enjoy trying to cram as many details I can into these little build. I wanted to try something different with the base by building the water out of plates on there side. This raised the water half a plate higher than the border. It’s subtle but I feel it makes the build look a lot cleaner.
...and error handling out of memory isn't done either. After teleporting around a bit the gfx card runs out of memory and the program crashes nastily!