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kasi metcalfe (a group admin) says:
26 May 11 - To see a really interesting and diverse selection of high quality images from this group click on the "most interesting" button below... Cheers!

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Art and Science Plant Design Online 0 5 months ago
Time Lapse - Earth Rotating Under Very Large Telescopes kasi metcalfe 0 12 months ago
Ernst Haeckel, bridging the gap between art & science. kasi metcalfe 4 14 months ago
May I suggest a new name for this group lynn smith 3 27 months ago
Satoshi Kuribayashi & his unique view of insects. kasi metcalfe 3 34 months ago
Cyanotypes the first photos. HOW TO make your own. kasi metcalfe 1 41 months ago

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About The Art of Science

The aim of this group is to underline the high quality and elegance of scientific imagery and to raise awareness of this artform.

This group is dedicated to bringing together science based photos and images that show the beauty of motion, nature, light, that raise awareness and appreciation of the wonder of the physical world and how it works. It highlights photos taken to demonstrate a photographic or scientific technique, or phenomenon to show the grandeur of the "unseen" to give information as well as having strong aesthetics.

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Please feel free to add as many photographs as you like however to keep the integrity of the group I will delete any photographs that are sub-standard.

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