Microscopische opname van boorzuurkristallen, 35 keer vergroot 1887 - 1888

This photomicrograph, taken by Dutch photographer Marinus Pieter Filbri in 1887-1888, captures the intricate details of boric acid crystals magnified 35 times. Filbri, known for his pioneering work in photomicrography, sought to reveal the unseen beauty of the natural world through the lens of science. This detailed image exemplifies the artistic potential of scientific exploration, showcasing the delicate and geometric forms of the microscopic realm. The photograph, presented in a circular format, highlights the crystalline structures and their intricate patterns, inviting viewers to appreciate the often-overlooked beauty of the natural world.