1981 Photomicrography Competition
Honorable Mention
Longitudinal section of a water tubule in a tomato stem 24 hours after inoculation with spores of a vascular parasite
Carl Beckman
- Affiliation
- University of Rhode Island
Kingston, Rhode Island, USA
- Magnification
- 50x
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20th Place
Thin crystals of an aromatic hydrocarbon deposited on a glass slide from solution. Color produced by insertion of mica sheet
Jean-Claude Wittmann
- Affiliation
- Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Strasbourg, France
- Technique
- Polarized Light
- Magnification
- 165x
Honorable Mention
Plastic cast of mouse cerebral ventricle
MD Manual Del Cerro MD Richard A Rudick
- Affiliation
- University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
Center for Brain Research
Rochester, New York, USA
- Technique
Ring Epi-Illumination
- Magnification
- 30x
Top 20
Honorable Mentions
Judges
Martin L. Scott, FBPA
Advisor in the Scientific Application of Photography Eastman Kodak
Martin L. Scott is an advisor in the scientific application of photography at the Eastman Kodak Company, specializing in photomicrography, medical photography and archival properties of photographic materials. Mr. Scott has done research in graphic arts processes, and has a patent in gravure printing technique. He is co-founder of the Rochester Microscopical Society.
Nina Strömgren Allen, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Biology Dartmouth College
Nina Strömgren Allen is Assistant Professor of Biology at Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire. She is co-inventor of the AVEC methods of videomicroscopy and directs the practical portion of a course on optical microscopy at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
Vernon Miller
Chairman, Industrial/Scientific Department Brooks Institute
Vernon Miller is chairman of the Industrial/Scientific Department at Brooks Institute, School of Photographic Art, Santa Barbara, California. Since 1977, Mr. Miller has been chief photographer in the Shroud of Turin Research Project and has been responsible for the project’s preparations of photographic tests and analysis.
Raymond E. Lund
Director, Pathology Photography Johns Hopkins University
Raymond Lund is Director of the Pathology Photography at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland. Mr. Lund’s main interest in the medical field has been photomicrography and photographic automation. He is a Registered Biological Photographer, and a Fellow in the BPA.
