Microscopische opname van een spinnenpoot, tachtig keer vergroot 1887 - 1888

Marinus Pieter Filbri's "Microscopische opname van een spinnenpoot, tachtig keer vergroot" (1887-1888) is a striking photomicrograph showcasing the intricate detail of a spider leg, magnified eighty times. The image, captured in a circular frame, reveals the delicate hairs and claws of the spider's appendage, offering a glimpse into the microscopic world often unseen by the naked eye. Filbri, known for his pioneering work in photomicrography, captured the beauty and complexity of the natural world with remarkable clarity. This piece highlights the artistic potential of scientific imagery and the wonders hidden within the realm of the microscopic.