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Shark skin
This magnified image of shark skin was one of the Highly Commended entries in the 2004 Southern African Science Lens photography competition…
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Splendid cuckoo wasp
This close-up shot of the thorax of a splendid cuckoo wasp was the winning entry in the “Science Close-Up” category in the 2007 SA Science Lens competition
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Comet McNaught
Hannes Pieterse’s image of Comet McNaught was a runner-up in the 2007 Southern African Science Lens photography competition
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Fire
Alan Bucke’s image of fire was one of the Highly Commended entries in the 2004 Southern African Science Lens photography competition
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Golden islands on a carbon substrate
This image of golden islands on a carbon substrate was one of the Highly Commended entries in the 2003 Southern African Science Lens competition
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Web of Life
“Web of Life”, a photo by Jason Limberis, was one of the Highly Commended entries in the 2013 Southern African Science Lens photography competition
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Every last drop
This image – showing a drop of water falling onto a daisy – illustrates the fragility of our water supply and that we need to conserve “Every Last Drop”
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Fly on a sundew leaf
This image of a fly caught in the sticky covering on a sundew leaf was one of the winning entries in the 2004 Southern African Science Lens competition
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Kelvin-Helmholtz instability cloud structures
Kelvin-Helmholtz instability cloud structures formed continuously over the interior of Marion Island for about 10 minutes until they disappeared
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Echinocytes: morphed human red-blood cells
These starry objects are human erythrocytes, also known as red blood cells, with an altered morphology referred to as echinocytes
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