PetaPixel Nikon Small World in Motion Winners Reveal Hidden Microscopic Wonders


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A collage of three microscope images: left, close-up of a flower's reproductive parts; top right, green algae cells next to a metal surface; bottom right, glowing cellular structures in purple and green.

The 15th annual Nikon Small World in Motion winners showcase the world's best and most dynamic microscopic videography. The first-place video shows the self-pollination of a thymeleaf speedwell, while another prize-winning video captures actin and mitochondria in mouse brain tumor cells, demonstrating the diversity of the microscopy on display this year.

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