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Pretty interesting photos - guess you would need an electron microscope or something like that for this sort of work...
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Fascinating stuff Don! Do they colour these in or something? I imagine the electron microscope would show stuff in black and white?
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I seem to remember seeing something similar, when the parts were coloured artificially. I think in PP after the shot. Still pretty good macro though.
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They use genetic dyes. These are scientific photos. They want to show existing structures.
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