You may have noticed in a previous post, we decided to buy a small handheld digital microscope last week for a science fair project we are doing. As I often do, I decided to play with the microscope to see what types of images I came up with. Along with that – I also spent some time editing some of the images just to see what I could come up with. What did I find? Something beautiful and another way to look at things, of course!
I know – you are yawning wide and wondering why I get so excited about things. Well, I guess that’s just me 🙂 I am sure things will get even better with these images, but I was so surprised at what I could do and all of these photographs are of a liquid motion toy (only) and one image was of water drops. Some are original images – straight from the microscope and some are altered to be even that much more interesting. I hope you enjoy!
Whatever Bubbles to the Top
Moody Blues
Marooned
Kidney Stones
Everything on a Smaller Scale
Bleeding Heart
Now that I’ve got that out of the way (can you hear the excitement in my voice?), let me know if you think I should bother to share these or not. To me, they are exciting – but I don’t know what others would like. I think I just have this deep desire to be an artist, but since I’m not much of an artist (per se) I strive to create art in other ways. Hence, the photography and poetry 🙂 When I succeed, I am absolutely overjoyed.
(c) Sumyanna
I love the last two pictures especially the second last,too cool,spacey 🙂 love these Sum,even I would give anything if I could be an artist 🙂 love and hugs
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Thank you Seema! Oh, me too. I see with an artists eye, but have difficulty holding the brush without my hand shaking. I wonder if we all have that desire, even if it is hidden away?
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I think we all do 🙂
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I think they are very pretty … a look into a world beyond our eyes. I would love to see more.
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Thank you so much! I hope to do more and find more interesting things to photograph 🙂
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I think these are cool! Fun! : )
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Thank you – It was so fun to see what could be made of them. Oh, not another hobby! Dangerous!!!
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I love this! I’m taking a microbiology course in college next semester and was thinking of trying to pull something like this during class 😀
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I hate to be a bad influence, but you should try it! Ours was not very costly, so you don’t get pictures as clearly as I would like – but it was more for messing around than anything. It is fun to do!
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