The Nature Printed Sea-Weeds A History accompanied by Figures and Dissections of the Algae of the British Isles William Grosart Johnstone and Alexander Croall Nature Printed by Henry Bradbury London Bradbury and Evans 1859-60
Didn’t wanna take a shower so i soaked a paper towel in micellar water and lavender essential oil n rubbed it all over my body while i lay in bed in the dark listening to mitski
Call that a nyquil bath cuz I drank lots o nyquil first
Didn’t wanna take a shower so i soaked a paper towel in micellar water and lavender essential oil n rubbed it all over my body while i lay in bed in the dark listening to mitski
This photograph shows the cortex of a human brain belonging to an epileptic patient. It was taken before an intracranial electrode procedure to treat the patient’s epilepsy. After removal of several brain sections, this patient made a full recovery and no longer suffers from seizures.
Judges chose it as the overall winner because of its detail. From judge Alice Robert explains: “The ‘gray’ matter (which is gray in death) is blushing pink. Small arteries are glowing with the scarlet blood pulsing through them, while purple veins lie thickly in the sulci, the crevices of the brain. And underneath that is somebody’s mind.”
