
Scanning Electron Microscopes create some stunning images, able to peer in on an atomic level, capturing incredible close-ups of almost anything. These images of decaying plants show a beautiful macro world. Via Spoon & Tomago:

Scanning Electron Microscopes create some stunning images, able to peer in on an atomic level, capturing incredible close-ups of almost anything. These images of decaying plants show a beautiful macro world. Via Spoon & Tomago:
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These are lovely. A perfect use of black and white.