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SakushaPerson was signed in when posted  1
06-24-2002 02:02 AM ET (US)
Lem wrote an SF story about this, long long ago. He wrote about a scientist who trained bacteria in petri dishes to grow in dots and dashes of morse code.
TobiasPerson was signed in when posted  2
06-24-2002 08:07 AM ET (US)
BTW - It is an artist (photographer) who did those Images.
BjörnPerson was signed in when posted  3
06-24-2002 10:02 AM ET (US)
Edited by author 06-24-2002 10:15 AM
BTW - It's a picture of a demolished WWII submarine bunker in Kiel, Germany. For all you people that just can't see the sub....


There is a larger pic at http://www.artnet.com/ag/fineartdetail.asp...&group=&max_tn_page=


The text also says that Lissel also used microscope photographs of the bacteria themselves as negatives for the bacteria-photography. No pictures of that to be found though, too bad.

Ciao.
Mark SlutskyPerson was signed in when posted  4
06-24-2002 12:44 PM ET (US)
Saw that photo recently in Harper's. It's terrific--at first I thought I was looking at an old photo or daguerrotype or something. I wonder if he's made any more...
Jianwei ShenPerson was signed in when posted  5
10-24-2002 09:28 PM ET (US)
I did same kind of works one year ago (from last May) but I did not know when this piece of work was done. Who can tell me he knew this kind of work before May, 2001?
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