Focus Stacking: How the Museum’s Photographer Captures Focused Images of Tiny WondersMike Rathke

Mike Rathke

Focus Stacking: How the Museum’s Photographer Captures Focused Images of Tiny Wonders
August 23, 2019 · Be The First To Comment

HMNS may be known for its gigantic objects, like towering T. rexes, giant geodes and of course, our 23-ft diameter sculpture, Moon by Luke Jerram. But for every showstopping giant, there are plenty of minute specimens with big scientific value! For example, some of the shells in our newly renovated George W. Strake Hall of […]

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