this is one of my inner cheek cells, stained with a DNA-binding fluorophore, and photographed using my Nikon D90 body attached to an epifluorescent microscope at 1000X.
post-processing to make it more "pretty" using Tangle FX and iColorama on iPad.
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By far the most original idea in the whole challenge.
Intriguing is the least it can be called.
I thought the "spot" looked bacteria-like, but I would never had guessed it were indeed bacteria.
To be honest...until now I thought it was an abstract approach of the back of a woman's head with long hair *blush*
wow, some crazy low scores.
i guess this wasn't manufactured enough for the "ooh pretty" voters. i quite enjoyed this as a unique entry, figured you have a digital microscope and took a picture with it of some cells under some blue/black lights for the effect.
nothing in the rules say you *can't* use a digital microscope to take pictures for the challenges...
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