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Image by Mike Andree. Annotation by Mike Andree and Dennis vanEngelsdorp. This particular Gigapan image captures a comb of brood from a diseased honey bee colony in a way not previously available to the general public. For those new to beekeeping, or apprehensive about opening up a hive, this panorama, and others ...
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From the roof of the RV on Monday as we work to pack up. The city is disapearing. There is a man working on the tech tower, and the Burning Man Earth camp is all gone except for us, and a bit of clean water poured out where camp used to be. The cameras are all dust coated - including inside the optics and on the s...
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A juried show of gigapixel images, on display in the Simmons Gallery, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh. See www.cmu.edu/events/gigapixel-science
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I got permission (thanks to Kitty Julian and Leigh Kish) to photograph the gallery sp...-
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On a mild Labor Day, people enjoy the flowers and fountains in Lyndale Park. To help tame the depth of field, I used Photoshop CS5's focus-stacking feature on some images.
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Image by Mike Andree. This is an image of several cranberry bog's in south Jersey. My hopes were to capture images of honey bees foraging on cranberry pollen. See if you can spot any?
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This is the first Gigapan I took on my first trip to Hawaii. It was taken from an overlook off the Crater Rim Trail that runs along and through the Kilauea Caldera. I was sent to Hawaii to help run an experiment conducted by the USDA testing the effects of Varroa mite treatments in honey bee colonies. I arrive...
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Image by Mike Andree and Robert Snyder Penn State University Researchers work from home building live bee boxes and doing honey bee autopsies. The live bee boxes are to be used for a National Honey Bee Survey that will include 33 states this year. The autopsies being performed at the microscope are being conducted ...
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How many honey bees can you find? Shot in my backyard, this gigapan was an experiment to see how many honeybees of the hundreds that were visiting my flowering ivy could be captured with a moderate resolution.
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Worker bees go in and out of their hives in Almont, Michigan. NAME YOUR FAVORITE BEE! No bees were harmed in the making of this GigaPan and I was not stung, but beeware of bee puns. To see a 360 Panoramic of the beekeeper and his hives click on:http://www.freep.com/article/20090526/MULTI/90525033/360+degrees+of+bees ...
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This gigapan is of Daniel Downey(HI Apiary Specialist) and Rob Snyder(PSU) performing the National Honey Bee Survey in an apiary in Na'alehu, Hawai'i 12.8.2010.
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