Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau, 84, is a retired pathologist in Las Vegas who spends hours squeezing fruit through a garlic press so he can photograph them under a polarizing microscope. The polarized light from the microscope results in beautiful art. Dr Belliveau has collected around 11,000 photographs.
Dr. Belliveau's setup includes a polarizing microscope and a Lumenera Infinity X-32 microscopy camera.
Dr. Belliveau's setup includes a polarizing microscope and a Lumenera Infinity X-32 microscopy camera.
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| Blueberry under polarizing microscope, Infinity X-32 camera. PHOTO: Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau |
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| Corn husk with corn silk under polarizing microscope, Infinity X-32 camera. PHOTO: Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau |
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| Cucumber skin with Trichomes under polarizing microscope, Infinity X-32 camera. PHOTO: Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau |
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| Pear skin under polarizing microscope, Infinity X-32 camera. PHOTO: Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau |
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| Red grape under polarizing microscope, Infinity X-32 camera. PHOTO: Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau |
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| Red pepper endocarp under polarizing microscope, Infinity X-32 camera. PHOTO: Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau |
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| Skin of green olive under polarizing microscope, Infinity X-32 camera. PHOTO: Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau |
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| Surface of seed of tomato under polarizing microscope, Infinity X-32 camera. PHOTO: Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau |
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| Vein of parsley leaf under polarizing microscope, Infinity X-32 camera. PHOTO: Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau |
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