Mysterious beauty invisible world

National Geographic Magazine, along with FEI, USA has just announced the winning photo series in 2013 'Discover the beauty of the invisible world mystery' in 2013.

All works must be photographed through a microscope lens to enhance the beauty of close objects in everyday life. Viewers can capture the beauty of the invisible world, change our views on the invisible world by placing them in the new light of a new perspective.

A photo of the close-up shot of Acacia Dealbata by the electron microscope expert Marcos Rosado has won the highest position in the photo contest 'Discover the beauty of the invisible world mystery' in 2013.

The contest "Discovering the beauty of the invisible world invisible" is an annual photo contest with a large scale, in order to honor the beauty of some familiar objects in human life under a microscope lens. The competition attracted the attention of many photographers around the world.

This competition is organized by the National Geographic Society and FEI Company, based in Oregan, USA. The competition consists of three categories: the natural world, the human body and things around life, such as: cigarette filters, blades or even a mosquito .

A close-up shot of Marcos Rosado's flower Acacia Dealbata has won the first prize in the 2013 'Mysterious beauty of the invisible world' photo contest - (Photo: Daily Mail)

The mouth of Riccardo Antonelli's 800-fold magnified tiger mosquito larvae - (Photo: Daily Mail)

Images of immune cells in the human body - (Photo: Daily Mail)

The beauty of bacteria under the microscope - (Photo: Daily Mail)

The broken part of the blade - (Photo: Daily Mail)

Exaggerated image of parsley plants - (Photo: Daily Mail)

Enlarged image of a network, effective in developing monitoring patterns - (Photo: Daily Mail)