Issue 2024.01

Parting Shot

A microscopic photo of tiny diatoms
© Jon McCormack  

How This Incredible Image of Tiny Diatoms Was Captured

Words and Image by Jon McCormack

Photographer Jon McCormack recently had a close encounter with a tiny organism that produces nearly 50 percent of the oxygen on the plant. Here’s how he describes his incredible close-up image of diatoms.

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Wild Eye Magazine Cover Issue 2024.01

2024.01

Contents

  1. Paul Nicklen on Keeping the Wild in Wildlife Photography
  2. Why Ansel Adams Still Inspires (& Confounds) Photographers Today
  3. Reuben Wu’s Otherworldly Landscapes Were Shot with an iPhone
  4. How to Develop Style in Outdoor Photography
  5. What Photographers Can Learn from Fish
  6. 3 Ways to Give Your Photos More Depth
  7. What’s In Wildlife Photographer Anupam Thombre’s Camera Bag?
  8. Why Monterey Bay Is Great for Photography
  9. How This Incredible Image of Tiny Diatoms Was Captured