Microscapes. These alien-looking landscapes are created under the microscope, using multiple exposure photography techniques. That top image, the one that looks like the moon over a cliff, is really:
A multiple (3) exposure of recrystallized sulfur, the microscope field diaphragm defocused with a yellow filter (the moon), and a stretched polyethylene baggy (the sky).
Go figure.
(via Explore Blog)
Liquid Splash Photographs by Markus Reugels
Remarkable Macro Photographs of Ice Structures and Snowflakes
Yung araw-araw mong kaharap.
What a life. :)
