Exploring the Beauty of the Microscopic World: A Finger Nail Under a Polarising Filter
Today, we’re looking at something many overlook—a finger nail. But we’re seeing it under a microscope using a polarising filter.
Today, we’re looking at something many overlook—a finger nail. But we’re seeing it under a microscope using a polarising filter.
This image showcases a rotifer on a pondweed leaf, photographed under a light microscope and photographed with a mirrorless camera.
Tissue paper, when viewed through a microscope using darkfield technique and under polarised light, reveals a stunning world of abstract art.
In 2025, I committed to a simple but demanding goal: make one meaningful photograph every week for an entire year....
The end of the year has arrived - and here is my final set of images for my 52 frames project for the year. Here is December 25.
Another month of my 52 frames project, another selection of images captured every week. Here is November 25.
A new selection of science through the lens images are now available for licence through the stock agency Alamy. Find out more here.
Squirrels, so simple yet full of personality, became the focal point of a series of shots that highlight the character of this small creature.
This image started as a simple nighttime street photograph I captured in Japan. Find out how I turned it into a scene of horror.