It's crazy to think about how big our universe is, literally unimaginable. What's crazier is that as physically large as space is (over 28 billion light years in diameter), there are tiny things going on all around us, so much smaller than we realize. In these pictures, we get a look at a world that exists below most people's conscious thoughts. At least, below mine, I can't say I spend very much time trying to imagine what it's like to be a bug or a tiny drop of dew. Yet, at these tiny levels of existence, important things happen. Sweat glands, a scratch on a quarter, the roughness of a cat's tongue, all of these are visible at this scale and stunningly beautiful.
44-year-old Orangutan Hand
Dollar Dollar Bill, Y'all
Do the Dew
Llama Eye
Cat Tongue
Ant with its Baby
Sand on Finger
Frost Pattern on a Window
Human Eye
Peacock Feather
Ant vs. Dew
Tadpole
Spider Using a Toothpick
Human Skin, check out those pores
Slime Spore
Velcro
Fly
Tiny Snowflake
Poppy Seeds
Dandelion
Tobacco
Quarter
Butterfly
Speaker Grate
Ballpoint Pen
curated from reddit.com/r/macroporn
