More than 2,000 photos were submitted from 80 different countries for the recent Nikon Small World Competition. The winner was Wim van Egmond from the Netherlands who photographed a marine diatom ― a colonial plakton organism. Enjoy this stunning collection and the beauty of our microscopic world.
Nerve in Muscle Section
A Mouse Embryo
Sugar Transport in Fat Cells
Dinosaur Bone Preserved in Agate
The Marine Diatom
A Ladybug's Foot
Moss and Bacteria
The Retina of a Painted Turtle
Mouse Vertebra Section
The Eye of A Ghost Shrimp
A Mouse Embryo
Sugar Transport in Fat Cells
Dinosaur Bone Preserved in Agate
The Marine Diatom
A Ladybug's Foot
Moss and Bacteria
The Retina of a Painted Turtle
Mouse Vertebra Section
The Eye of A Ghost Shrimp
Neurons are always waiting to be excited. This happens when they are receiving or transmitting information from the brain and translating it to the muscle tissues as physical actions. Neurons carry voltages of information in-between them, and in that sense, they are our personal electrical current. This image does beautiful justice to the electrifying powers of the neuron with its bright fluorescent colours. Image by: Kieran Boyle ALSO VIEW: Minimalist Photography HDR Animal Photography Underwater Photography Underwater Sculptures, Artificial Reefs The Most Unusual and Unknown Creatures The Most Unusual and Unknown Creatures II Big Cat Hybrids Why Do Cats Give Massages? Why Flamingos Are Pinkish-Orange |
Interesting ...Thanks dear :)
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