Science Of Things

On 27, Dec 2014 | No Comments | In Blog

This is a selection of microscopic photos I took between March and June 2014. All images were created with an low-budget SUPRA SU 1070 microscope using magnifying factors 10x / 40x and a handheld iPhone 4s camera. - If you want to try this at home, kids, I highly recommend to fix the camera to the microscope. Without it´s just super annoying…

The collection, analysis and transformation of tears into crystalline structures started out somewhat as a distraction from a big heartbreak but eventually left me stunned by the grace of this most elementary chemical process. In the end, beauty is only a matter of perspective.

Series 1

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: adrift

: mountain

: tmi

Series 2

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: Ice

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: Vulcano

Series 3

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