Beaver lake,10x, DF, HF B

My mother-in-law is a chemistry and microbiology teacher at the secondary college and not so long ago she took Egor to the lab at the college:)) He was so excited to see the microscope! Here he was showing "microscope" to me :))

These are endocervical cells, also from a Pap Smear. They are normal and although a little air dried this is kind of a text book shot. Laying on their side they are said to be like a picket fence, while on their end they make a honeycomb. See my notes for the details! This is magnified about 400x.

Sunnyvale, CA

Voici un microscope que nous allons utiliser dans le cadre de mon cours de sciences de 8 année.

Picture of my eye taken using a USB microscope

Original photo courtesy of Biology Big Brother

Bathroom culture (gelatin, bouillon & sugar) 4 days, 1000x oil immersion. Gram Stain

These two photos are just for fun. Reversed microscope lenses used. You can easily reverse mount your microscope lens to your RMS-M42 adapter and have fun with it.

Central sharpness is quite good with a retro bokeh :)

Its been a while, friend. Sorry about the dust.

Quick & dirty, screwed & glued plywood, stained & varnished (only on exterior), lined with green baize.

Was needed, but also I wanted a little job just to get me back into woodworking.

Microscope is an Indian student medic/vet model, came without box.

Indian doctors are among the best, right?

My grandfather was a doctor. Along with a few books and other essentials, his microscope made its way to my hands. It's a whole world to discover.

My Russian microscope There's no turret, so one moves between the 3 different front-elements that I got it with, by screwing them in and out. The movable slide-cradle is something I tacked on later. The top ring is for zoom. Slide-copy.

A presentation gift from the Northern Illinois Lego Train Club for a patron.

- The manufacturer is no relation to a popular scientific supply house. Although the model# may be familiar to Lego fans.

Voici les parties d'un microscope.

A bank of microscopes for viewing the Dalton micromosaics at the Museum of Jurassic Technology.

Not yet detected any currency with it.

Xylem Stem Cells 400x

A very old fashioned microscope

The girls are loving our new microscope!

11.6.2010, Microscope Night

Machine Project artist in residency at Hammer Museum.

Photo by Marianne Williams.

photo reference for possible next painting

Un objet utiliser pour regarder des affaires de plus près.

Close-up of a Leica Microscope using a Nikon Coolpix 950 - back in the day...

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Top-down photo of microscope

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Surface of a common daisy petal taken with a Flatters & Garnett x10 Microscope lens and a Sony A6000.

for looking.

A late 60s, early 70s microscope set from Tasco in Japan. It works very well and is not a toy.

Microscope cake for valentines day, no heart shaped cakes here, well, unless they are the anatomical variety