Mice were photographed with a Nikon Coolpix 5000 digital camera under diffuse illumination from an Elmo model EV-368 illuminator.
With an illumination from the side, layers of the sample can be selectively illuminated and recorded and, thus, tomographical data can be directly acquired.
Enhancing illumination from pillar candles, which are not always lighted.
Black walls of water pick up a ghostly illumination from the swirling snowflakes.
The point of the chinks of illumination from unverifiable sources was to keep the viewer convinced yet guessing.
The Dodgers, meanwhile, are hoping you sleep through this whole Manny Ramirez debacle, which Yahoo's Steve Henson writes will not get any illumination from Manny any time soon.
But it is also Goethe's last perfect metaphor: one final plea for illumination, from a writer who had spent all his life seeking it.
Most emblematic of the exhibition, though, is a small illumination from a "Romance of the Rose": a tiny Narcissus, stooped over his reflection.
The Spumifers look as if they had escaped from the margins of a Medieval manuscript illumination, from a borderland where miniscule demons were sometimes allowed to cavort freely.
It could be called at once a massive statement of human aspirations and a cry for illumination, from both the religious and the humanistic points of view.
The bowl is closed on the top and bottom by glass, the bottom glass permitting illumination from below, and is mounted in gimbals.
