Yesterday I had some time to kill in lab watching my stuff run out so I thought it'd be fun to do a little ring shoot where I work. So without further ado, here are the good pictures I got.
This would be a 1.5 mL tube, the cornerstone of any molecular lab. They also make a rather loud crunching noise when you step on them.
My ring mixed in with a bunch of tips, you can also see a pipetteman in the background.
I got a bit crafty with the pipetteman, putting the amount for 18 (or the 18th).
A Box of Kim wipes are traditionally used for cleaning off microscope slides but in reality they are like the Kleenex of the lab world. They are used for everything and you only really notice how important they are when they're gone.
On top of an electrophoresis gel rig. I promise I'll explain it better later today (the other reason I had a camera in the lab).
In the middle of a centrifuge. Too bad I forgot the balance.
On top of a typical pyrex bottle, using some autoclave tape to keep it up.
I love the way this last one turned out, with it in a bit of ethanol in a beaker.
9 comments:
ahh, I didn't realize we had the same wedding date!
How did I not know you were a fellow science geek? I was a chem major in college, I know well the crunching sound made by crushed 1.5mL tubes :-) Love the photos!
I love your pics! :) And i like the off balance in the centrifuge pic! :)
Wonderful ring shots! I love how you managed to take these pictures in your "natural habitat!"
Ach, you're so cool and creative.
Very nice pictures :-)
I love the last one!
Great ring shots, so creative!
those pictures are gorgeous!!!!
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