Wonders of the microworld:
We present the ten finalists of the 35 th annual competition micrographs of the company Nikon, which involved photographs taken with a microscope. Winners will be announced today, October 8 at the site of Nikon.
1.Norm Barker, Department of Pathology, Johns Hopkins Medical Institute, Baltimore, Maryland, USA. Dinosaur bone, Jurassic (15x) Reflected light from the fiber
2. © Massimo Brizzi, a microcosm Italy, Empoli, Florence, Italy. Snail eggs (200x) Differential interference contrast
3.Gerd A. Guenther, Duesseldorf, Germany. The cut flower stem weed rough - (Sonchus asper) (150X) Low Light
4) © Viktor Sykora Institute of Pathophysiology, First Medical Faculty, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic. Waxy ivy flower (Hoya carnosa) (10x) Low Light
5) © Frederic Ruf-Zamoyski, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California, USA. Danio rerio embryo, 22 hours after fertilization, a living specimen (40X) total focus
6) © Daniel Vega, Madrid, Spain. Tsetsidy (swelling of plant tissue), which was the cause of Trigonaspis mendesi, (4X) the incident light and translucence
7) © Yanping Wang, the Beijing Planetarium, Beijing, China. Snowflake (40x) Reflected and transmitted light
8) © Carrie Halterman, Rancho Kukamonga, California, USA. Raindrop on the wing of a butterfly (20X) Differential interference contrast
9) © Fabrice Pare, DIREN Normandy HEROUVILLE San Clair, France. Water Ibises and Spoonbills fly larva (Atherix ibis) (25x) Stereo
