ARTArabidopsis: confocal-laser-scanning-microscope photography
Two young leaves (with hairs) popping out of the shoot apex of a young seedling. Expanded embryonic-leaves (cotyledons) merge on the central stem. Picture size: 740 x 740 micrometers.
Plastidial glory: all the small dots you see in the boxes are chloroplasts in cells.
Siamese plantwins
Mendelian segregation
Plantscape
Pictures shot with Leica SP5 confocal microscope
Postcards from Milano one of three: Lido in autunno
This picture set is the first part out of three of a project on Milano: “Postcards from Milano, Lido in autunno”.
The Lido is Milano sea side. Can you imagine it on a summer week end, full of enthusiast swimmers and sun bathers?
Indoor and outdoor plants: infrared photography at the tropical houses, Botanical garden, Zurich
In February 2015 I will have the pleasure to lead a Science Trail (also) about infrared photography at the Botanical garden of Zürich. I took a first investigation on infrared light in the tropical houses of the botanical garden…
Click each picture to enjoy the patterns of indoor plants, greenhouse structures and outdoor twigs.
The rich variety of plants reflect different infrared amounts
Infrared light reflected by the fern trees in the main cupola
Large leaves reflect high amounts of infrared light
Infrared reflections in the underwood
Infrared sunset at the tropical houses, botanical garden, Zürich
All pictures shot with D800 + 50 mm f/1.4 G
Milano and its citizens: a street photography point of view 1/2
This photo series is part of a photographic project on Milano. By watching “the other postcards” of the city, what idea do you have on Milano?













































