Aaron Huey
@aaronhuey.bsky.social
Nat Geo photographer since 2005, Founder of Amplifier. AnyMediumNecessary.com
An interview with @postanika.bsky.social for Expanded.art.
AARON HUEY: A NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC RENAISSANCE?
Aaron Huey transitioned from studying traditional art forms to photography, finding it to be an ideal medium for his travels to remote areas. His experiences documenting protests and communities inspi...
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December 15, 2024 at 7:04 PM
An interview with @postanika.bsky.social for Expanded.art.
GN from a Vortex in Sedona, AZ!
April 26, 2023 at 4:18 AM
GN from a Vortex in Sedona, AZ!
100 million year old microfossils called radiolarians. (Micro plankton) They are so small you can’t see them! I photographed them with the worlds smallest scanning electron microscope at 2500x. This photo is made from 40 images/scans stitched together.
April 20, 2023 at 9:12 PM
100 million year old microfossils called radiolarians. (Micro plankton) They are so small you can’t see them! I photographed them with the worlds smallest scanning electron microscope at 2500x. This photo is made from 40 images/scans stitched together.
Reposted by Aaron Huey
Reposted by Aaron Huey
An unminted piece about life and death
April 19, 2023 at 1:42 AM
An unminted piece about life and death
Looking through hundreds of thousands of radiolarians in a scanning electron microscope, the ones that stood out were the ones in some kind of relationship via the chance death embrace of their fossilized skeletons caught in each other. This pair photographed at 2500x.
April 20, 2023 at 12:33 AM
Looking through hundreds of thousands of radiolarians in a scanning electron microscope, the ones that stood out were the ones in some kind of relationship via the chance death embrace of their fossilized skeletons caught in each other. This pair photographed at 2500x.
Reposted by Aaron Huey
(Video support would be awesome)
April 20, 2023 at 12:06 AM
(Video support would be awesome)
These are 100 million year old micro fossils called radiolarians. They are microplankton smaller than dust and invisible to the human eye. I made this photo with the world’s smallest scanning electron microscope.
April 19, 2023 at 4:29 PM
These are 100 million year old micro fossils called radiolarians. They are microplankton smaller than dust and invisible to the human eye. I made this photo with the world’s smallest scanning electron microscope.