I've been making images with the Scanning Electron Microscope since 2001. At first, I begun recording photos onto 2.5 "x2.9" film and now, it complements with direct digital capture. I work under a microscope SEM such as the Hitachi 2300 or the Stereoscan S-360 wich allows me to capture images of medium format film and get huge size image files. Today, I also use an Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope (ESEM) as Quanta 200, RTE 325/D8395 that allows captions in water vapor atmosphere and get good quality digital images. Next step is coloring these b&w pictures.This post processing of images, craftsman in the whole process, requires patience and expertise experience in coloring using software such as Photoshop. As a result of this process, you can enjoy the images below... they are a lot of work!
F1 : regarding data magnification is based on film 2.5x2.9 inch size
F2: regarding data magnification is based on film 2.5x2.5 inch size
. 21x on F2.jpg)
 at 28x on F1.jpg)
. 70x on F2.jpg)
.. Phitoplankton. Mediterranean Sea. 2100x on F1.jpeg)
 leg at 4x on F1 (ref. long side).jpeg)
 elytra. 14x on F1.jpg)
 face. 420x on F1.jpeg)
 wing scales. 210x on F1.jpg)
. 14x on F1.jpeg)
 apothecia. 14x on F1.jpeg)
 spines on front legs at 14x on F1.jpeg)
 fingers. 35x on F1 (ref. long side).jpg)
 fingers. 42x on F1.jpeg)
 antenna at 21x on F1.jpeg)
 of Maidenhair Fern (Adiantum capillus-veneris) at 21x on F1.jpeg)
 leg at 35x on F1.jpeg)
 at 11x on F1 (ref. long side).jpeg)
 coming from a lake in spanish Pyrenees. 2100x on F2.jpg)
 wrapped around a branch. 12x on F1.jpeg)
 at 4x on F2.jpg)