Similarly a strip-lit lobby with a worn chartreuse carpet is enlivened by a temporary exhibition of colourful floral micro-photography by Bert G.F. Shankman.
His dissertation, on the life cycle of the great water beetle, ditiscus, illustrated by his own micro-photography, has become a standard work for entomologists.
"And so we take advantage of this new micro-photography and high-speed camera... .. That's Peggy getting technical on the Heinz boys in an attempt to enhance her 'bean ballet' concept.
From a quick scan of "From Microns to Nanometers: Early Landmarks in the Science of Scanning Electron Microscope Imaging" I can see that research into micro-photography was all the rage in the 1960s, with the first commercial product, the Stereoscan, going to market in 1965.
Micro-stock photography is alive and well.
With the maturation of the Internet came the rise of micro-stock photography because a wider range of photographers could bypass agents and sell more directly to an online market.
If you don't like any of the images Pingg provides for its invites, you can purchase one directly on Pingg through micro-stock photography site Fotolia (or upload your own image for free).
Fotolia, a micro-stock photography site that we first covered back in November 2005, is further undercutting some of the larger, more traditional stock photography sites, such as Getty and Corbis, by providing many of the same higher-quality images but at lower prices.
You probably remember the G1 and GH1, Panasonic's well-received contributions to the micro four-thirds photography world.
While their basic principle is 100 years old, the development in digital photography, micro-lens fabrication technology and computer hardware has boosted the development and lead to several commercially available ready-to-use cameras.
