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This morning I find the fresh lime green color of this tree so appealing. And the delicate purple flowering plants are just perfect in front of it. As is the stone lined path. To me it is about taking the time to look closely and finding joy in the simple things. I don’t know how my day will go today, but seeing this photo, which symbolizes the hope of spring for me, at least gets me off to a good start! And I am wishing the same for you! The photo was taken at Regent’s Park, London. . . . #limegreen #limegreentree #hopeofspring #purple #purplefloweringplants #regentspark #regentsparklondon #publicgardens #publicparks #england #organicgardendreams #stonelined #stonelinedpath #lookingclosely #findingjoyinthesimplethings #gardening #gardenpath (at Regent's Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtEMnLzFKxe/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1v38h7p4tkf7t

#limegreen #limegreentree #hopeofspring #purple #purplefloweringplants #regentspark #regentsparklondon #publicgardens #publicparks #england #organicgardendreams #stonelined #stonelinedpath #lookingclosely #findingjoyinthesimplethings #gardening #gardenpath

"Streaming Face 2" Icefall rockface early melt. . Pen and acrylic on gessoed mixed media paper. . #originalart #acrylicpainting #okanagan #abstract #lookingclosely #springisaroundthecorner #loverocks #flow #Ice fall #cinnamoncontemporaryart (at Vernon, British Columbia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B810YxUB3eZ/?igshid=54wi781afo7a

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All Things Great and Small

In last week’s post we looked at photomicrographs taken of the Gaceta de Lima, and how those images were used to better understand some surprising features of the object. The images were captured with a “MacGyver-style” technique. A cellphone camera was focused down an eyepiece of a stereomicroscope to capture the magnified view of the text. Since then, the lab has added a simple piece of equipment to take our photomicrographs to the next level. By purchasing a digital camera adapter, we can now attach our high-quality digital camera directly to a mount on the microscope. See our initial test results below!