Daphnia and Cyclopes

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A few more taken with the Raynox msn 202. These have to be the hardest critters I've had the pleasure to photography.
 
Very cool! Did you just keep them in a glass or tank?
 
You're playing with the microscope again! :eek: more amazing shots! (y)
 
Oh stop it right now Alby! :D
I was gonna buy a 202 but I see little point with this type of image, :clap: To quote Ron Weasly "Bloody brilliant"
 
Cobra said:
Oh stop it right now Alby!
I was gonna buy a 202 but I see little point with this type of image, To quote Ron Weasly "Bloody brilliant"
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Dont give up! be inspired! These images and his others have given me inspiration to take pics other than snapshots. Well done that man.
 
Every thing I think of doing - you do it first and better!

Excellent shots!

saved me lots of effort :LOL:
 
Thanks for your kind words everyone, I find them very encouraging :D
 
Cor! (y)
 
OK these are excellent as per usual! Now do me a favour (save me time and money :LOL:) go get some Seamonkeys hatched and take shots of them! I spent hours and hours last year trying to take decent ones of mine, but gave up in the end. But then I don't have your set up, so that's my excuse :LOL:
 
Jo said:
OK these are excellent as per usual! Now do me a favour (save me time and money :LOL:) go get some Seamonkeys hatched and take shots of them! I spent hours and hours last year trying to take decent ones of mine, but gave up in the end. But then I don't have your set up, so that's my excuse :LOL:
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Hi Jo, my sons got sea monkeys on the go at the moment, I'll have a go tomorrow if I get time :D
 
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