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    94x magnification (when viewed at 100%), taken with a Nikon SMZ1500 Stereomicroscope coupled with a Spot Insight Digital Color Camera. Placed in the top 30, Nikon Small World 2005.

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    Registered Copyright © 2005, Tracy E. Anderson. All rights reserved.

    Reciprocity, KitsPix, and 1528 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. HFWH [away] 53 months ago | reply

      fabulous macro!! cheers.

    2. @Doug88888 53 months ago | reply

      Fabulous macro - I love the idea and the detail here - brilliant

    3. Gilles Monot 52 months ago | reply

      Very good! published on gilmo.net photo blog

    4. SilkyBanana 52 months ago | reply

      Awsome, but a bit gross at the same time!

    5. Brunosmmm 51 months ago | reply

      Insane macro!

    6. paulwood35 [deleted] 46 months ago | reply

      pretty cool!

    7. Robczn 44 months ago | reply

      Added to my favourite favourites of the week

    8. Mező, Kornél (mostly away) 43 months ago | reply

      wow, this is really special

    9. gadadenka 41 months ago | reply

      very nice picture

    10. Lynell Burmark 37 months ago | reply

      Dear Trazy,

      This is the most amazing photo!

      I was wondering if you might give me permission to use it in my presentations and in a book I'm writing for educators on how to make better presentations (They Snooze, You Lose: An Educator's Guide to Successful Presentations). Part 2 of the book is about making your good presentations "stick," doing things to make the kids remember what you've taught. I would LOVE to use your image at the beginning of that section -- to "stick" a visual to the teachers' brains.

      I'd be happy to cite you, provide a link to your website, whatever you'd like.

      I'm "stuck" on wanting to use this image. It's so powerful and it feels exactly right for what I'm trying to convey.

      Thank you so much,

      Lynell Burmark
      www.educatebetter.org
      lynellb@aol.com

    11. elenamaryclare 33 months ago | reply

      Hi, we would love to use this photograph alongside an article on biomimicry. Would it be possible to get a high res copy? It will appear on a design trend forecasting website named stylus.com. Of course we will reference you. Many thanks

    12. hupeto 31 months ago | reply

      f&cking awezome i loved it!!!

    13. cutelyaware 31 months ago | reply

      Wow.
      It's incredible that you can get so much of it so sharp. I sure do wish it were half of a stereo pair but I'm still making it my new Windows wallpaper.
      Simply stunning. Thank you for this high-res beauty.

    14. r.brady20 29 months ago | reply

      Hi i have used this image in my thesis...can u give a brief description of the image? thanks :)

    15. itCHINg-sWELLing-bURniNG-BRaiN! 27 months ago | reply

      love this image.....great contrast!

    16. LensLock 23 months ago | reply

      I can hear it from here! Great work.

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