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5/27/2018

Structures from Nature

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"Nature's ability to make intricate microscopical structures out of inorganic materials such as silica and calcium carbonate is perhaps one of the most wonderful feats of nature that the microscopy enthusiast can appreciate. Diatom frustules, of course need no introduction, but sponge spicules, radiolaria 'shells' and echinoderm spines are other examples. This is a small selection of 'Nature's structures' under the microscope other than diatoms from the author's modest slide collection."
Source: Image Gallery by David Walker, UK

"La habilidad de la naturaleza para hacer estructuras microscópicas intrincadas de materiales inorgánicos como el sílice y carbonato de calcio es quizás una de las hazañas más maravillosas de la naturaleza que el entusiasta de la microscopía puede apreciar. Las frústulas diatómicas, por supuesto, no necesitan presentación, pero las espículas de esponja, y las corazas de radiolaria y las espinas del equinodermo son otros ejemplos. Esta es una pequeña selección de 'estructuras de la naturaleza' bajo el microscopio que no sean diatomeas de la modesta colección de diapositivas del autor ".
Fuente: Image Gallery by David Walker, UK

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5/27/2018

Micro Cthulhu Zooplankton

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Anita Slotwinski, Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute, University of Tasmania

Actinotroch larva of a phoronid
Arrowhead Worm

"Phoronids are a small phylum of marine animals that filter-feed with a lophophore and build upright tubes of chitin to support and protect their soft bodies. They live in most of the oceans and seas including the Arctic Ocean but excluding the Antarctic Ocean, and between the intertidalzone and about 400 meters down. Most adult phoronids are 2 cm long and about 1.5 mm wide, although the largest are 50 cm long".

Source: en.wikipedia.org

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5/27/2018

Mushrooms arrangements by Jill Bliss

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Artist Jill Bliss captures the magical beauty of mushrooms in her gorgeous temporary fungi arrangements called "Nature Medleys". These stunning compositions show the diverse texture, types, and colors of fungi in eye-catching detail. Bliss offers her photography work as prints and stationery in her online shop. You can see more of her work on her website and Instagram.
Source: inhabitat.com

La artista Jill Bliss captura la belleza mágica de los hongos en sus magníficos arreglos temporales llamados "Nature Medleys". Estas impresionantes composiciones muestran la diversidad de texturas, tipos y colores de los hongos en llamativos detalles. Bliss ofrece su trabajo de fotografía como impresiones y artículos de papelería en su tienda en línea. Puedes ver más de su trabajo en su sitio website e Instagram.
Fuente: inhabitat.com

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Structures from Nature

Micro Cthulhu Zooplankton

Mushrooms arrangements by Jill Bliss

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