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A <n>Pink Cymbidium orchid</n> photographed by <n>Nobuyoshi Araki</n> in 1985.

<n>Opoutere</n>, a digital animation by <n>Alastair Gray</n>.

Photo by <n>Lindy Chambers</n> for <n>National Geographic</n>.

From the collection <n>The Inner Blossom Experience</n> by photographer <n>Mathilda Holker</n>.

A still life featuring a <n>Yoka star shell</n> and <n>Pink hibiscus</n> flower.

A cyanotype of an argonaut shell by <n>Anna Atkins</n>, 1843.

A stone sculpture by artist <n>Utes Werkstatt</n>.

<n>Terraformed & Flooded Crater in Terra Sirenum on Mars</n>, a concept by artist <n>Kevin M. Gill</n>.

<n>The Eye of the Desert</n>, a geological formation in Iran.

<n>The Volcano Eye</n> in Iceland, photographed by <n>Gunnar Freyr Gunnarsson</n>.

The <n>Sputnik Spider</n> (<n>Paidiscura pallens</n>), photographed by <n>Rupert Lees</n>.

<n>Night Fiddleheads I</n> by artist <n>Lisa A. Frank</n>.

Fiddleheads by Lisa A. Frank (Color Photograph) | Artful Home

Photo by <n>Rizvanovic Almir</n>, via <n>New Material</n> and <n>NOWNESS</n>.

<n>Calla Lily</n> (1988), a photograph by <n>Robert Mapplethorpe</n>.

An <n>Actias selene</n>, also known as the <n>Indian moon moth</n>.

A photograph of iridescent <n>Mother-of-pearl</n>.

<n>Passiflora incarnata</n>, also known as the maypop or purple passionflower. Photo by <n>Olegivvit</n>.