John Nack on Adobe: Science Friday: Microscopic Obama heads & more

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New collections:
- The Big Picture hosts some fascinating images from the microscopic world.
- Seed Magazine offers up a terrific science photography portfolio. [Via]
- Discover Magazine features their picks for the Top Ten Astronomy Pictures of 2008. Truth be told, I found the set kind of underwhelming, but I do dig this Martian landslide. [Via]
- "Punch hole clouds" and other funky atmospheric formations appear on Dark Roasted Blend. [Via Reen Bodo]

And older ones:
- Bibliodyssey's Root & Trunk cutaway drawings come from the 17th century. (No Obama heads available then, apparently.)
- Infographics of Antiquity: Check out the site's set of De Aetatibus Mundi Imagines.
"Catching Criminals With Photoshop": In an interview Jim Hoerricks, LAPD, talks about how he uses the app in his work. For lots more from Jim, check out his Forensic Photoshop blog.

Posted by John Nack at 4:30 PM on December 26, 2008

Seim Photo — 9:57 PM on December 26, 2008

Thanks for some cool links. Especially those microscopic ones. WOW! The microscopic work is unbelievable.

Just wish there was a little more info on what type of cameras they used. Interesting that most were in B&W

Gavin Seim

اس ام اس — 7:52 AM on December 27, 2008

obama very very good!

Merry Chrismas and happy new year for adobe & everyone!
New year new adobe.com