It’s hard to believe that William Blake wasn’t looking through a microscope when he wrote those words. I was astonished when, as a kid, I read Richard Matheson’s sci-fi classic The Shrinking Man, and realized creation is not only infinitely large, it’s also infinitesimally small! I never cease to be in awe of the sheer artistry and remarkable design revealed in macro, micro, and even sub-microscopic photographs.
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Mitch Teemley 
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Those pictures are absolutely amazing! ☺
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While it works in WP Reader, I found the photos so much better on your page itself! Stunning!!
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“A Wrinkle in Time” stunned me, as well as learning about mitochondria!
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God’ divine design is amazing.
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Wow, these photos are amazing!!
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Amazing and stunning. What a wondrous God we serve. Blessings.
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You too, Michael.
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We are changed by all that we see, if only we bother to look.
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We are indeed, Jorge.
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An ant carrying a computer chip. Marvelous.
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Looks like its carrying its briefcase to work.
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Or maybe I should say its computer.
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Cool post!
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AWESOME! (Just random coincidence, right? 😉 )
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Exactly, Annie. ;>)
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What a wonderful world, right?
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Yup!
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Amazing stuff when you stop to think about it just as fractal geometry is found everywhere in nature and once seen can never be unseen.
Perhaps I need to get out more and think less.
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Awesome photo!
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Blake was fantastic…
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These images are incredible! It’s amazing to see the beauty and detail of the smallest items in our world.
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It is, isn’t it?
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Beautifull pictures!!
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Awesome pictures! The only ones I guessed were the snowflake and the bed bug. What does that say of me? I’m afraid to ask and even more afraid to know the answer 😆
As always, very interesting post
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These are really cool! ^_^ Sharing it on facebook for my friends to see. 🙂
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We have hives and a macro lens for our camera so we can capture them in all their tiny detailed glory.
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How cool, JPC!
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