Imaging + Posters - University of Melbourne

04/08/2023

Some people get a gold watch after 25 years, I had to wait 37, but I did get an amazing blue one (and it has diamonds)!😍
Thanks to everyone at Melbourne Uni I’ve been friends with over the last 37 years. It’s been a blast! I’ll miss you all.

07/05/2023

Headed out to Epping this week to take portraits.

27/01/2023

At Imaging and Posters we take colour accuracy seriously.
Here’s Michelle profiling phototex for our new printer.

02/09/2022

Always something interesting to photograph in Vet Science

12/08/2022

A Microbat skull From the comparative anatomy collection of the Harry Brookes Allen Museum of Anatomy and Pathology
The skull was collected by Frederic Wood Jones at Kingoonya Well, South Australia in 1921 or 1923. Wood Jones has described the specimen as a ‘short eared species’ of bat.

This is a focus stack composite image made up 26 individual photographs. This techniques allows you to extend the depth of field, and avoid lens aberrations resulting from the small apertures used at higher magnification.

You can explore more at the HBA museum's newly updated website here.
https://harrybrookesallenmuseum.mdhs.unimelb.edu.au/

19/05/2022

Great spot to shoot portraits for LinkedIn

13/05/2022

Old versus new labels

13/05/2022

Bigger specimens this week

06/05/2022

Photographing some macro specimens today

20/04/2022

So nice to see the large format printer working away printing posters for conferences.

06/09/2021