Steve Gschmeissner Gets up Close and Personal with the Bug World
If you've ever wondered what insects look like when you're right up in their faces, then you can thank your lucky stars for these bugged-out Steve Gschmeissner pics.
Taken with the aid of an ultra-powerful scanning electron microsope, each of these pictures offer an unparalleled look at the creepy crawlies that play such a huge role in the earth's food chain. Unfortunately, for those out there who might have the idea in their heads that insects are ugly and scary-looking, this collection won't offer much evidence to the contrary. Even still, however, you just can't deny the sheer awesomeness of being able to see a caterpillar, a moth or even a spider (although not actually an insect) with this kind of detailed intensity.
Taken with the aid of an ultra-powerful scanning electron microsope, each of these pictures offer an unparalleled look at the creepy crawlies that play such a huge role in the earth's food chain. Unfortunately, for those out there who might have the idea in their heads that insects are ugly and scary-looking, this collection won't offer much evidence to the contrary. Even still, however, you just can't deny the sheer awesomeness of being able to see a caterpillar, a moth or even a spider (although not actually an insect) with this kind of detailed intensity.
