From the Nikon competition
From the
Washington Post:
Participants in the 2018 Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition know that advanced imaging and
microscope technologies help to lend more clarity and reveal the unexpected beauty of the world around us.
See that article or the
Competition page
for more and especially large format picture. The photographs look a bit like
mathematical art. There is also a
Small world Motion competition.
Balanus glandula , an acorn barnacle. (Charles Krebs)
Primate foveola, the central region of the retina. (Hanen Khabou/Vision Institute, Department of Therapeutics, Paris)
Daphnia, water flea, with eggs. (Anne Algar)
Chameleon embryo. (Teresa Zgoda)
The winners:
