Martin Oeggerli takes a plunge into the world of the infinitely small.
This content was published on May 28, 2008 - 16:27
Molecular biologist, photographer and artist Martin Oeggerli opens up new perspectives on the lives of the tiniest lifeforms. Using a scanning electron microscope, he takes for example images of pollen and bacteria before painstakingly colouring them electronically.
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