Thanks for posting the link Dan: macrophotography is a fascinating area. I was once apprenticed to Hawker Aircraft in the UK, and one of my postings was to the quality control lab, where I learned to use a very powerful microscope (possibly electronic) to take photos of the structure of hydraulic line brazing - to make sure they were up to standard. At some magnifications you could see the crystalline structure of the materials. Also learnt to use a smaller optical microscope to prepare the samples, develop and print the glass plates, so possibly that was where my interest in photography was seeded.
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