Biosphoto : Agence Photographique spécialisée dans la Nature et l'Environnement

Jean Lecomte

Niveau baccalauréat. CAP de photographe.

Photographe employé pour reportages et tirages pendant 3 ans.

Photographe illustrateur à l'Université d'Orsay pendant 5 ans.

Stage de macro et microphotographie Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle (MNHN) de Paris.

Stage de macro et microcinématographie Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle (MNHN) de Paris.

Stage de projectionniste de cinéma 16 mm (ALAT).

Stage de plongeur sous-marin à Banyuls sur Mer Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS).

Photographe et cinéaste au Laboratoire Arago de l'Observatoire Océanologique de Banyuls-sur-Mer (OOB) (Université Pierre & marie Curie - Paris VI) pendant 30 ans.

Réalisateur de films scientifiques (21 films réalisés en coproduction avec le CNRS, le Service du Film de Recherche Scientifique (SFRS) et l'Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA)).

Collaborateur de l'agence photographique Bios depuis le 14 décembre 2004.

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Fan-bristled robberfly (Dysmachus trigonus) having captured a Fruit fly (Myopites stylatus), FranceFan-bristled robberfly (Dysmachus trigonus) having captured a Fruit fly (Myopites stylatus), France© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Fan-bristled robberfly (Dysmachus trigonus) having captured a

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Mediterranean fruit Fly (Ceratis capitata) emerged from an orange.Mediterranean fruit Fly (Ceratis capitata) emerged from an orange.© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Mediterranean fruit Fly (Ceratis capitata) emerged from an orange.

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Parasitic wasp (Eupelmus kiefferi) which very often lays in the galls of the inlets (Dittrichia viscosa) but never in the olives like other Eupelmidae.Parasitic wasp (Eupelmus kiefferi) which very often lays in the galls of the inlets (Dittrichia viscosa) but never in the olives like other Eupelmidae.© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Parasitic wasp (Eupelmus kiefferi) which very often lays in the

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Last planktonic stage of Common Octopus larva (Octopus vulgaris). It is at this stage that this young octopus leaves the planktonic life and descends on the bottom to feed on other prey than the plankton.Last planktonic stage of Common Octopus larva (Octopus vulgaris). It is at this stage that this young octopus leaves the planktonic life and descends on the bottom to feed on other prey than the plankton.© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Last planktonic stage of Common Octopus larva (Octopus vulgaris).

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Aphids eating by pricking the leaves of appleAphids eating by pricking the leaves of apple© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Aphids eating by pricking the leaves of apple

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Division of Rhizosolenia diatoms in optical microscopyDivision of Rhizosolenia diatoms in optical microscopy© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Division of Rhizosolenia diatoms in optical microscopy

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Inula fly (Myopites stylatus), mating on an Inula flower bud, FranceInula fly (Myopites stylatus), mating on an Inula flower bud, France© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Inula fly (Myopites stylatus), mating on an Inula flower bud,

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Red coral encrusting alga (Corallina elongata) that grows on well-lit rocks: this young colony has developed on a glass slide, which allows to see how its cells extend can to to cover all the supports it finds.Red coral encrusting alga (Corallina elongata) that grows on well-lit rocks: this young colony has developed on a glass slide, which allows to see how its cells extend can to to cover all the supports it finds.© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Red coral encrusting alga (Corallina elongata) that grows on

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Zoid of colonial Ascidia.Zoid of colonial Ascidia.© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Zoid of colonial Ascidia.

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Fish eggs as found in sea water, ie as marine plankton. The oil bubbles that are the nutrient reserves of the larvae are seen for the following days.Fish eggs as found in sea water, ie as marine plankton. The oil bubbles that are the nutrient reserves of the larvae are seen for the following days.© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Fish eggs as found in sea water, ie as marine plankton. The oil

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Eurytomid (Eurytoma sp)Eurytomid (Eurytoma sp)© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Eurytomid (Eurytoma sp)

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Fruit fly (Myopites stylatus) female parasite of Inula flower bud, FranceFruit fly (Myopites stylatus) female parasite of Inula flower bud, France© Jean Lecomte / Biosphoto - RM
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Fruit fly (Myopites stylatus) female parasite of Inula flower

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