Limited Edition 
Human Testicle Section 400x Mag. HH10 | Professionally Framed Print
 
 
ON DISPLAY AT Cassegrain Wines.
 
 
I have developed techniques to allow me to produce each image at sizes up to 120x180cm, without compromise of quality.
 
 
Step into the microscopic world of human reproductive biology with this high-resolution brightfield microscopy image of a human testis section. This stunning print captures the intricate structures of the seminiferous tubules, where sperm production takes place, alongside the interstitial cells (Leydig cells) responsible for hormone synthesis.
 
This professionally framed print is ideal for biology enthusiasts, medical professionals, and educators seeking a detailed and visually striking representation of the male reproductive system. The contrast and clarity of darkfield illumination bring the complex cellular structures to life with unparalleled depth.
 
About this Print:
Print Material: Ilford Prestige Gallerie Metallic archival fine art paper
Print Method: Giclée using archival pigment inks
Archival Rating: 40 years
 
Includes:
1 of 10  signed limited edition framed prints
Brushed Aluminum plaque 
10 year warranty 
"about your print" laminated info sheet.
 
Size:
A0 (84x120cm)
 
Material Info:
Ilford Prestige GALERIE Metallic gloss 260gsm - Fine art paper, Giclee print, stands out with an iridescent iridium layer, 40yr archival rating on paper, Archival pigment ink 
 

ChromaLuxe© and Acrylic enalrgements feature frameless designs.*
 
For larger sizes or different print materials please use commission request form.
 
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All images photographed and enlarged are original and produced by myself. All copyrights reserved by Impulse Art & Photography. Images of prints online are low quality/compressed. Prints are of higher quality than can be shown online. 
 
 
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