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Hi Bob! Is that Brendabob in the background? It's a good start :) More pics of the set up!

Love the one with the ducks in the background and the flower shots. The detail is mind blowing on all of them, though! What camera/lens did you use on these?

Agreed on the stump! Thanks for the photos, Mark. The bird is now my desktop background :D Gorgeous stuff.

These are...friggin awesome! 3 & 4 are my favourites. I'm going to do a Gill and ask for them too :lol: Hubby and I think you should enter the wildlife photography of the year competition. (Just don't make the squirrel jump over a fence :P )

Those look MILES better than my first time long exposure ones :shock: I like the second one the best.

They're both great, but I love the first one. :D

Here's a link to videos of the microscope in use http://www.youtube.com/results?search_q ... &oq=biolux Hope that gives you a good idea of what it's like :)

If I remember right, these were taken at 40x magnification, Aaron. It's German made by Bresser called the "Biolux AL" and has a magnification range of 20x-1280x. It comes with: 5 year warranty Turret with 3 high-value targets (4x/10x/40x) 2X times eyepieces (5x & 16x) LED Lighting with...

Love the third one! The detail is still great with those big eyes in the background :shock:

I was given a microscope/USB camera kit for my birthday on Monday. The quality from the actual lenses is better than what the camera can do, but it's still cool :P I think this is hair algae... And this is Fissidens fontanus This thing is going to come in handy. That's if the fish ever...

Agreed with Sam :thumbup: Thanks for the info. Ooh, what's that I see in the background? An EMPTY tank?

Yep, those are called sporophytes. Nice detailed photo :) Did you put the black background there when taking the photo or...?

Wow :shock: Lucky shot.

Gorgeous place. Nice shots too :) Hubby and I have been there a couple times. We camped our way across, though.

Awesome shot. It made me think of Gumby :P

That's great :D Where'd you get these little guys? I've been keeping my eye on the sulawesi online. I saw sulawesi snails at my lfs, but never shrimp.

So jealous :jawdrop They're looking good!

To me it looks like something that goes into a pair of headphones, not a fly. Very, very interesting :thumbup:

Methinks the fish is a firefish, but I could be dead wrong :D Nice shots.

You need to get yourself a tarantula, man :P Great shot.

You froze the sucker :| Although it looks like his little feet are stuck down... Are there anymore fly photos, btw?

Syrup, honey...tell us? :D Gotta love those fly eye shots.

*dusts off her plant brain* Is it some kind of stringy moss? I'd like to know...because the next thing I do is going to be look for it in the garden :D Fantastic shots! Humbling, no? It's beautiful stuff, but now I won't be able to walk on the grass again without wondering.

Very nice indeed. I love the first shot, but the detail on the last is amazing.

Nice. I like 'Food for Thought'. Thanks for posting that :)

Nice detail on the leaf. I wish there was a bit more light on the coot's eyes. The water is lovely in that photo.

Fantastic. The dandelion head is mind blowing. I think I've turned a shade of green as well ;)

Nice shot, George. Is this your biotope? FTS? :D

The first few don't look like they were taken with a phone at all. Interesting effect; it makes them look a bit 1960's ish :D

Lovely photos! I used to have a similar set up with RCS, snails, and C grade CRS.