Today at work, I talked to a very interesting scientist. I won't get into why I was talking with him, but I'm glad I did, because it led me to his website,
Molecular Expressions: Images From the Microscope. The whole website is interesting, but what especially caught my eye was a subsection called
Beershots. Essentially, it's a gallery of pictures take of crystallized beer through a microscope, with each beer giving a unique signature look. Here's a local (for me) favorite, Sam Adams Boston Lager:

Or perhaps you're more of a Guiness man (or woman):

Too high brow for you? The Bud Lite is looking pretty funky:

And there are plenty more. What's your favorite beer look like?
As a scientist who is sort of obsessed with art and pop culture, and who also knocks back a brew once in a while, I have to say this was the most fascinating site I've stumbled across in a while. Even if you don't want to hang it on your wall (though you can--poster prints are for sale), you have to appreciate the beauty this man has discovered through his science. Though the more I look at it, the more I want to hang Bud Lite in my living room.
1 comment:
I'd rather drink a Guiness but that Bud Lite is awfully pretty!
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