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With an approach that turns science into art, Roberto Dabdoub captures beauty under the microscope. In creating this book, Dabdoub discovered artistic patterns in surprising places, such as a leaf's surface, a 3,000-year-old mummy's cloth, and even Tabasco sauce. He captures images from not only the sensational but also the ordinary. This book calls into question the relationship between photography and science. Similar to the nineteenth-century pioneers of the still image, Dabdoub is both photographer and scientist. He applies scientific methods to a creative spirit and unveils art in remarkable and unexpected places.