photomicrography

These photographs were produced by using unusual photographic techniques and by means of modern cameras attached to microscopes, telescopes, strobe lights, radiation detectors, and computers.

Introduces in text and illustrations the process and techniques of photographing a variety of items, including rocks, metals, chemicals, food, plants, and animal tissue, through a microscope.

Explores the human body in microscopic detail, offering more than three hundred close-up photographs revealing the details of the body's key systems and parts.

Presents photographs of miscroscopic items on everyday things, enlarged thousands of times.

Text and microscopic photographs introduce various forms of plant life, their methods of reproduction, and their assimilation of nutrients.

Compiles "rap sheets" on several of the major categories of bugs and takes a very close look at some of the major types of insects.

A collection of photographs, produced through the use of special instruments, of things that are hidden from the human eye, or are too small, too large, or moving too fast to be seen by it.

Presents an overview of the process of a mosquito bite, describing the different parts of a mosquito, and includes a combination of black-and-white photographs of children playing hide-and-seek and up-close, microscopic photos of actual mosquitos.