Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
Beautiful Micro-Photographs | Thin Photographs
Mouse colon
Cell nuclei of the mouse colon (740x) Two-Photon fluorescence microscopy
Cyanobacteria and a diatom
Nostoc cyanobacteria and diploneis diatom (100x) Bright-field microscopy
Aquatic worm
Spirorbis sp. (aquatic worm) (100x) Confocal microscopy
Spiny headed mat-rush
Lomandra longifolia (Spiny-headed mat rush) (100x) Confocal (3-laser) microscopy
Transgenic nicotiana
Transgenic Nicotiana benthamiana plant (10x) Fluorescence microscopy
Rat retina
Fluorescing filamentous green alga (60x) Confocal microscopy
Clematis seed
Seed of a Clematis vitalba shrub (also known as Traveller's Joy and Old Man's Beard) (2x) Dark-field microscopy
Green algae
Fluorescing filamentous green alga (60x) Confocal microscopy
Moth wing
Wing scales of a Urania ripheus (Sunset Moth) (6.25x) Reflected-light microscopy
Sapphire substrate
Two m-plane sapphire substrates (100x) Dark-field microscopy
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Geek Tattoos | crazy tattoos Pictures | Tattoos gallery
The list of some of the weird Geek Tattoos and wonderful Geek tattoos worn by dedicated technology fans containing photographs from tattoo artists around the world. This gallery is Geek Tattoos.
Robot love ... "Kommodore", aka Natalie Thompson, decided to get a tattoo of the Android mascot from Google's mobile phone platform on her left wrist.
Her MySpace page has been inundated with admirers after she was covered on technology blog Engadget.com.
Also take a look at her profile in Myspace " The_kommodore ".
Power on ... it won't take long to turn this man on - he has the Macintosh power button tattooed on the inside of his left forearm. The owner said the tattoo took almost 12 hours to complete.
"It looks like it's shiny metal and embedded brutally in my left forearm," he said.
Hardcore gamer ... who says video games aren't an art form? Fujoshi pays homage to video gaming world with this vividly colourful tattoo that draw on icons that all we know and love, including Mario, Zelda, and Katamari.
Out of this world... nothing says retro like a classic alien tattoo from Space Invaders. According to the owner, " Blackespot " his first geek tattoo had a lot of inpwhen choosing the tattoo. "It's not that I'm a huge Space Invaders fan per se, the icon just seems to well represent the three things I was going for: gaming, retro computing, and the 80s in general - a sort of crude petroglyph found on the walls of the cave of computing history."
Love/Hate ... using HTML code as inspiration, this two-handed tattoo can be loosely translated as "begin love, end hate". However, HTML-monkeys will note that this code would be invalid.
Anatomically correct ... another HTML tattoo describes the end of the head, and the beginning of the body.
Love is pain ... according to the owner of this particular geek tattoo, "I picked that spot since it's behind my actual heart. It's Gill Sans, which is one of my favorite fonts and I picked black since it's a text based heart and black seemed more pure to that."
An apple a day ... Powerbooktrance takes brand seduction to a new level with this Mac love tattoo Apple logo. "For those other graphic designers the size of the tattoo is Times New Roman at 115 point type," he said.
Mac Maniac ... it seems this avid Mac user will not be switching to Microsoft Windows anytime, if this Apple-themed tattoo is anything to go by. It's a small symbol taken from the Command key on a Macintosh keyboard.
Knowledge is power ... another symbol of power, this time complete with circuitry.
Plug in ... this tattoo, depicting an ethernet socket, has an interesting position - it's located right above a main arm vein. It has one advantage though, a doctor can easily plug in if he ever needs to draw blood.
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Appreciation .. A Girl encoded her appreciation in her mouth..
Body Decoration .. Sexy tattoos goes for body ornaments ....
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