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The closer you look, the more you see. A camera viewfinder is a window onto a world

whose beauty would otherwise remain unseen.

Don’t just pass it bySEE IT!

My interests: common, not so common, individual, even downright weird!

A list of articles in no particular order though the latest post appears at the top. You can also scroll down and hit

one of the buttons for articles in a particular area:

Macro gallery – updated from time-to-time

Back to the lakes for some damsel fly photography

Adding a camera to the Bresser Infinity microscope

Can an amoeba think?

Is an amoeba smarter than your dog?

A good Chinese flash diffuser for less money?

A novel moth-lamp using LED tapes

A tale of two ponds

Biog – who am I? Not sure I know.

Bresser Infinity Microscope

DIY Rheinberg, Darkfield and Other Filters

How to take really bad macro photos?

Macro – things you can see with the naked eye if you look!

Micro – all things smaller than are visible with the naked eye

Of Moths and ‘Mothing’ in the Gresigne

Outing to the lakes

Rationale for the construction of a new experimental LED-based ‘moth lamp’

Some observations on dragonflies

Spirostomum the fastest thing in Vaour?

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Macro-photographythe passion and the Zen

Pictures of the creatures and plants that I find so beautiful when viewed through the viewfinder of my camera.

Micro – insights into the world of the ludicrously small

Micrography, microscopy and anything that is usually too small to gain our attention.

Techno – the technology of imaging

Techniques & equipment for viewing and imaging the very small. Intended for the enthusiastic amateur photographer.

Electro – electronics

Electronics projects of various kinds – often involving Arduinos and C++ programming. Some of the projects here will be carried over from my technical blog at petermobbs.wordpress.com (for now!).

Eco – the future of the planet?

Articles on the state of the planet and what can be done to rescue the species that inhabit its surface, seas and skies. No-holds barred! The topics I write about here are not intended to engender cosy feelings of security though they will include positive stories as well more difficult ones

Plus France -living and loving

Articles on France and in particular, living in the South-West of this beautiful country with all its wonders and foibles.

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