Micro Photography Hoodies

Hydrangeas by Em: like hydrangeas, you must allow yourself to bleed. to fade from one truth to another like from blue to purple to pink.

Real power comes from within.

MFT camera owner shirt

It's what behind the camera that counts.

MFT camera owner shirt.

Old Micro Camera

Bright field micrograph of nauplius (copepod larva) from a fresh water sample, about ~100 microns in size.

Oregon grape (Mahonia aquifolium) seed, reflected light micrograph, 12x magnification when printed 10cm tall

Star anise (Illicium verum) seed, reflected light micrograph, 12x magnification when printed 10cm wide.

Sharp scalpel blade, reflected light micrograph, magnification is 59x when printed 10cm tall.

Anise (Pimpinella anisum) seeds, reflected light micrograph, 12x magnification when printed 10cm wide.

Piggy Bank Saving For A Rainy Day Hand dropping money into a piggy bank, money box for a rainy day fund. These photos were taken in my studio for my "stock" collection but thought they may make interesting & unique photos for various products. These images are called cut outs or cutouts that are often used in newspapers for products. By Paul Thompson Photography

Reflected light micrograph of young turnip sprout

The design contains the illustration of a camera and micro crystals with the saying: Micro Crystal Photographer.

Magnification is about x82 when printed at 10 centimeters wide.

Dark field micrograph of a mosquito wing, horizontal field of view is approximately 0.61 mm.

A mystical color dot in a high defintion with unique and organic forms and structures. This natural and authentic artpiece reminds on a microscope picture, underwater, a galaxy or a satellite picture on the planet eearth.

Sea salt under the microscope

Red autumn maple leaf under the microscope

Extreme macro photo (under the microscope) of a fly head.

Fly "tongue" (labellum with pseudotracheae) under the microscope.

Derodontus trisignatus, very small (about 2mm in length) fungus beetle, light micrograph.

Woodforde's Brewery in the Norfolk village of Woodbastwick. This brewery is famous for several top beers and real ales including Nelson's Revenge, Admiral's Reserve and Norfolk Wherry.

Extreme macro shot (micrograph) of lavender (Lavandula) flower

Black and white photo of the famous Woodforde's Brewery in the Norfolk village of Woodbastwick. This brewery is known for making several top beers and ales including Nelson’s Revenge, Admiral’s Reserve and Norfolk Wherry.

Rosy conk (Fomitopsis cajanderi, synonyms Fomitopsis subrosea and Fomes subrosea) with micrographs of the spore print, pores, and individual spores

Tiny soil mite (live and active) under the microscope.

Outer layer of disposable protective face mask under the microscope, horizontal field of view is about 3mm.

Outer layer of disposable protective face mask under the microscope, horizontal field of view is about 6mm.

Hydra (stained) under the microscope, filed of view is approximately 4.2mm tall.

“Heaven Sent” Out of the blue sky in a rainbow You appeared as true to form Out of a rainbow you were born unto the sky Never to die... and as I captured your arising Through my telescopic lens - it made me cry ~ Joy Mover **Please note that the markings on the image are for anti-theft & disappear in production.

“Heaven Sent” Out of the blue sky in a rainbow You appeared as true to form Out of a rainbow you were born unto the sky Never to die... and as I captured your arising Through my telescopic lens - it made me cry ~ Joy Mover **Please note that the markings on the image are for anti-theft & disappear in production.

Conifer pollen grain under the microscope, horizontal field of view is about 170 micrometers.

Bdelloid rotifer under the microscope, vertical field of view is about 0.24mm.

Oil and water don’t mix!

Several asci (spore-bearing cells of ascomycete fungi) from dirty water, pictured using 100x oil microscope objective.