Nikon Small World 2011 후보작들이라네요. 번호가 띄엄띄엄있는 이유는 일부만 가져왔기 때문입니다. 01 개미의 머리 This image of an ant's head, viewed from the front (at 10X) took 11th place in the Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition. The ant's autofluorescence was observed using confocal micrsocopy by Dr. Jan Michels of Christian-Albrechts-Universitat zu Kiel, in Kiel, Germany. (Dr. Jan Michels) 02 나비의 날개 비늘 Dr. Douglas Clark of San Francisco, California submitted this image of the dried wing scales of a butterfly (Cethosia biblis) in incandescent light. (Dr. Douglas Clark) 03 암세포 샘플 HeLa cancer cells viewed at 300x are seen in this 12th Place image by Thomas Deerinck from the National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research in La Jolla, California. HeLa is an immortal cell line used in scientific research, made of cells originally sampled from cancer patient Henrietta Lacks in 1951. (Thomas Deerinck) 04 물벼룩의 눈 The eye of a live giant waterflea (Leptodora kindtii), observed and submitted by Wim van Egmond of the Micropolitan Museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands. (Wim van Egmond) 05 우산이끼 Taking 4th place in the competition, Dr. Robin Young of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, British Columbia used intrinsic fluorescence to observe this specimen of liverwort (Lepidozia reptans) at 20x. (Dr. Robin Young) 06 화산암에서 추출한 백류석 결정 패턴인가뭔가 Crystal twinning patterns in a leucite crystal from volcanic rock, observed in polarized light by Dr. Michael M. Raith of the Steinmann Institut, University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany. (Dr. Michael M. Raith) 07 물벼룩 A water flea (Daphnia sp.) among green algae (Volvox sp.), an image by Dr. Ralf Wagner of Dusseldorf, Germany. (Dr. Ralf Wagner) 09 대나무얼룩상어 배아의 가슴 지느러미 The embryonic pectoral fin of Chiloscyllium plagiosum, the Whitespotted bamboo shark, observed by Dr. Andrew Gillis, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. (Dr. Andrew Gillis) 10 공룡뼈세포 Taking 20th place was Douglas Moore of the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Moore's entry shows unpolished agatized dinosaur bone cells, fossilized cellular structure from an animal that lived some 150 million years ago, viewed at 42x. (Douglas Moore) 11 물벌레 Charles Krebs from Issaquah, Washington brings us this portrait of a water boatman (Corixidae sp.), viewed in reflected light. (Charles Krebs) 12 쥐의 뉴런 Primary rat neurons grown as neurospheres, observed by Dr. Rowan Orme of Keele University, Keele, UK. (Dr. Rowan Orme) 13 파리의 머리 The double compound eyes of a male St. Mark's fly (Bibio marci), submitted by Dr. David Maitland from Feltwell, UK. (Dr. David Maitland) 14 서리 결정 A naturally formed frost crystal that had grown overnight on a fence in -15 degrees C weather. Image from Jesper Grønne of Silkeborg, Denmark. (Jesper Grønne) 15 물고기진드기 A fish louse (Argulus), viewed at 60x by Wim van Egmond of the Micropolitan Museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands. (Wim van Egmond) 17 우단진드기 A closeup view of a velvet mite (Eutrombidium rostratus) by Dr. David Maitland from Feltwell, UK. (Dr. David Maitland) 18 사탕수수 뿌리 Debora Leite of the University of Sao Paulo, in Sao Paulo, Brazil observed this cross-section of the structure of a sugarcane root. (Debora Leite) 19 물벼룩 Taking 10th place is this 100x view of a freshwater water flea (Daphnia magna), submitted by Joan Rohl of the Institute for Biochemistry and Biology in Potsdam, Germany. (Joan Rohl) 20 Porites lobata(산호의 일종인듯) James H. Nicholson of the Coral Culture and Collaborative Research Facility, NOAA/NOS/NCCOS/CCEHBR & HML in Charleston, South Carolina took 15th Place with this image of lobe coral (Porites lobata), displaying tissue pigmentation response with red fluorescence at 12x. (James H. Nicholson) 21 칠성풀잠자리의 유충 The 1st place winner, a portrait of a green lacewing (Chrysopa sp.) larva (20x) by Dr. Igor Siwanowicz of the Max Planck Institute of Neurobiology in Martinsried, Germany. (Dr. Igor Siwanowicz) 23 파리의 입 Dr. Havi Sarfaty of the Israeli Veterinary Association in Ramat-Gan, Israel, brings us this closeup of the mouth of a common fly. (Dr. Havi Sarfaty) 25 민물새우 머리 The head and eye of a freshwater shrimp, observed by Jose R. Almodovar of the Microscopy Center, Biology Department, UPR Mayaguez Campus, in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. (Jose R. Almodovar) 28 물방울 안의 모기 애벌레 Using laser-triggered high-speed macrophotography, Dr. John H. Brackenbury of the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, UK, captured this image of a water droplet containing a pair of mosquito larvae. (Dr. John H. Brackenbury) 31 나비의 혀 The tip of a butterfly tongue viewed in polarized light by Stephen S. Nagy, M.D. from Helena, Montana. (Stephen S. Nagy, M.D.) 32 거미의 눈 일부 The anterior lateral and median eyes of a jumping spider, observed by Walter Piorkowski of South Beloit, Illinois. (Walter Piorkowski) 영어울렁증을 뒤로 하고 사진들 제목을 뽑아보았으나 부족한 부분이 많습니다. 수정할 거 댓글로 부탁드려요. 다른 사진도 보고 싶은 분은 여기로 http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/10/nikon-small-world-2011/100162/