Microscopic photography

By Anonymous

 Microscopic photography

You can see various things with your eyes but there are things that aren't visible at all in the world. The microscope provides a considerable facilitation to observe these thing even in a limited extent. I won't introduce it to more staff and if you want to learn more about that, you can find a post in the article section. I have photographed several specimens using a microscope on a recent day. Some of these pictures are also in the article section, but if you are tired of reading those, just get in to this one. Hope you enjoy!

Algae

Gonium, a category of Chlamydomonas 













They move, but it takes some time.





Rhizoclonium 

They are clearly the floating algae you might find everywhere.









Protozoa

Paramecium 

They kind of look creepy here.













Fungi

Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Just before making a slice of pizza,







 Their metabolism is fast...





I don't know what kind of fungi this is but seems to be kind of Mucor,




Plant body- leaves

This is the lower epidermis of an aquatic plant.



A purple rhoheo leaf 

























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