The 20 best works from the Nikon Small World 2019 Microphotography Contest
Categories: Microworld | Science
By Pictolic https://www.pictolic.com/article/the-20-best-works-from-the-nikon-small-world-2019-microphotography-contest.htmlThe Nikon Small World jury has determined the winners of the Small World competition, the oldest competition for those interested in microphotography. The Nikon Small World competition is held for everyone who is interested in microphotography and is a leading showcase for photographers from a wide variety of scientific disciplines.
This year, the jury viewed thousands of interesting photos of the invisible world from more than 100 countries. The winner was the image of a turtle embryo using fluorescence and stereomicroscopy. The authors of this photo were American scientists Teresa Zgoda and Teresa Kugler.
Dr. Emilio Garabal Marquez, Madrid, Spain
Javier Ruperez, Almachar, Malaga, Spain
Johann Swanepoel, Randburg, Gauteng, South Africa
Marek Miś, Suwalki, Podlaskie Voivodeship, Poland
Daniel Han, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Justin Zoll, Ithaca, New York
Jan Rosenbum, Rostock, Mecklenburg, Vorpommern, Germany
Dr. Razvan Cornel Constantin, Bucharest, Romania
Daniel Smith Paredes and Dr. Bhart-Anyan S. Bhullar, New Haven, Connecticut
E. Billy Hughes, Bangkok, Thailand
Norm Barker and Dr. Christina Jacobusio-Donahue, Baltimore, Maryland
Can Tuncher, Izmir, Aliaga, Turkey
Dr. Guillermo Lopez Lopez, Alicante, Spain
Christopher Algar, Hounslow, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Charles Krebs, Issaquah, Washington
Ninth place: Tulip bud in cross section
Andrey Savitsky, Cherkasy, Ukraine
Özgür Kerem Bulur, Istanbul, Turkey
Can Tuncher, Izmir, Aliaga, Turkey
Frederic Labon, Oxon, Burgundy, France
Keywords: 2019 | Macro | Macro photography | Macrophoto | Photo contest
Post News ArticleRecent articles
The gloomy streets of deserted cities, the stinking carts laden with corpses, the fear in people's eyes, and the all-pervasive ...
We tend to perceive color photographs as something more real and modern. Thanks to the passion of the artist Olga Shirnina, who ...
Related articles
It may seem that nothing can't be hidden, but also the most goggle-eyed of us are unlikely to consider a speck of dust. In such ...
In this issue you will find a large selection of macro photographs of Rostislav Mashin, taken during several trips to Lake Baikal ...
The world around us is so amazing and versatile that even after tens of thousands of years man will hardly be able to unravel all ...
Why does the human penis seem modest compared to many other animals? Such comparative facts often raise the question: is this ...