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Mangrove Photography Awards

An annual photo contest celebrating mangrove forests, with galleries of winning images of their wildlife, underwater lif…

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Maps on the Web

A long-running, still updated stream of fascinating maps, charts and infographics, from bear populations in Europe to hi…

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March to the Moon

A digital repository of hand-held camera photography from the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs, scanned from the ori…

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Marine Biodiversity

Zoe Keller draws teeming, intricately detailed compositions of ocean life, packed with octopuses, seahorses, corals and…

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Martin Klimas

Photographer Martin Klimas freezes split-second moments: paint leaping off loudspeakers as sound sculptures, porcelain f…

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Martin Smith

Portfolio of kinetic artist Martin Smith, whose clockwork automata and architectural installations - like the Applause M…

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Mastcam-Z on Mars

Immersive 360-degree panoramas of the Martian surface captured by the Perseverance rover's Mastcam-Z camera system.

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Matt Shlian

Intricate folded paper sculptures and paper engineering that play with light, tessellation and geometry, plus videos of…

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Meredith Woolnough

Meredith Woolnough's embroidered artworks that recreate leaf veins, coral and seashells in delicate free-machine stitchi…

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Merlin Tuttle's Bat Photos

More than 2,000 photographs of bats from 404 species across 45 countries by famed bat conservationist Merlin Tuttle, fro…

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Meye Trees

A free library of high-resolution cutout tree photographs by a landscape architect, browsable by season and species from…

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Michael Alm

Sculptor Michael Alm carves jackrabbits, foxes, antlers and owls from wood, often sliced open into cross-sections that r…

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Microbe Organics

Micro-photography of ciliates and other pond microbes by Tim Wilson, with striking images of tiny life seen under the mi…

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Micropolitan Museum

A photographer's online gallery of strikingly colorful microscope images of plankton, diatoms, and other tiny aquatic or…

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MicroscopyU

Nikon's educational hub explaining microscope techniques and optics, illustrated with a huge gallery of fluorescence and…

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Microsculpture

Levon Biss's macro photography portraits of insects, each assembled from thousands of images to reveal tiny hairs, scale…

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Milner's Descriptive Atlas, 1850

Full scans of every plate from Thomas Milner's 1850 Descriptive Atlas, from moon maps and star charts to rivers, mountai…

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Minimal Maps

Michael Pecirno's series of minimalist maps that each show only one thing across the United States, like forests, grassl…

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Mission Juno

The public site for NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter, featuring citizen-processed JunoCam images of swirling Jovian cloud…

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Mitch Dobrowner

Black-and-white photographs of colossal supercell storms, tornadoes and lightning over the American plains, alongside la…

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Molecular Expressions

A classic Florida State University archive of thousands of vivid photomicrographs, from snowflakes to gemstones, taken t…

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MRK - Markos Kay

The portfolio of digital artist Markos Kay, whose films and prints imagine protocells, quantum fluctuations and molecula…

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Mulyana

Indonesian artist Mulyana's world of crochet and knitted coral reefs, sea creatures and his Mogus monster characters, wi…

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Mutatoes

Uli Westphal's Mutato-Archive photographs the misshapen fruits and vegetables supermarkets reject: forked carrots, knott…

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