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Mammalian Heart

Highspeed photograph of a bullet going through an ornament filled with glitter. After the bullet is fired it passes two IR sensors, connected to an Arduino Uno. The system calculates the velocity of the bullet and a delay is added to capture the bullet after it hits the ornament by firing a high speed flash.

Scannning Electron Micrscopy image of pollen from an unknown wildflower.

Image of a newt from Mendon Ponds in Rochester NY photographed with the field studio technique. Field studio is a photographic technique that creates a studio style image without removing the specimen from it's natural habitat.

Reflective microscopy image of a compound eyeball created from multiple images stacked and stitched together.

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Highspeed photograph of a double drip created when two drips hit the same spot. The first drip rebounds when it hits the water's surface, second drip collides with the first drip at the peak of the rebound, creating this splash. In order to make this possible a valve must be synced to a microcomputer, Arduino Uno, and programmed to release the drops at the perfect timing. The camera and flash are also connected to the Arduino and set to fire at the perfect time to capture this moment. This photo is made in collaboration with Julia Radwan.

3D image of a light bulb

Fluorescent image of a Spruce Picea cross section.

Image of a salamander from Mendon Ponds in Rochester NY photographed with the field studio technique. Field studio is a photographic technique that creates a studio style image without removing the specimen from it's natural habitat.

High mag image of a yellow jacket

3D image of a light bulb

Image of a caterpillar from Mendon Ponds in Rochester NY photographed with the field studio technique. Field studio is a photographic technique that creates a studio style image without removing the specimen from it's natural habitat.

Highspeed photograph of a bullet striking a lit light bulb. After the bullet is fired it passes two IR sensors, connected to an Arduino Uno. The system calculates the velocity of the bullet and a delay is added to capture the bullet after it hits the light bulb by firing a high speed flash. This photo was made in collaboration with Shauna Fowler, Jordan Salkin, and Matthew Cancel.

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