Sky Fall

"Sky Fall" is a captivating microphotographic artwork that reveals the mysterious world of Vitamin C crystals. Under polarized light, the microphotographer has captured a moment where ascorbic acid crystals form star-like patterns that appear to float in black space.

Each crystal resembles a miniature snowflake or mandala pattern, with fine lines radiating from the center to form a perfectly symmetrical structure. The crystals are arranged in an arc across the image, like a trail of stars or a comet's tail, starting from a larger grouping and trailing off into smaller individual crystals.

Their electric blue luminescence against the black background creates a dramatic contrast, while the internal structure of the crystals reveals more subtle shades of blue and white. This creates the impression of observing the night sky through a powerful telescope.

PRINTING OPTIONS:

Photo Paper

• Classic choice for precise detail rendering
• Suitable for framing with your chosen frame

Photo Kapa

• Light and durable material
• Ideal for larger formats
• Modern appearance

Framed Photo Kapa (aluminum)

• Elegant aluminum frame
• Ready for immediate wall mounting
• Professional finish

Photo Canvas

• Classic artistic appearance
• Deep texture
• Suitable for both modern and classical interiors

Premium Satin Photo Canvas

• High-quality canvas
• Exceptionally deep color separation
• Elegant satin finish

Matte Fine Art Photo Paper (300g)

• Gallery quality paper
• Deep matte surface
• Ideal for artistic detail rendering
• Archival quality

Interesting Facts: Vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, is a vital antioxidant that the human body cannot produce on its own. It was discovered as a cure for scurvy and is essential for collagen production, immune system function, and iron absorption. Vitamin C is one of the few vitamins that forms such regular and aesthetically beautiful structures when crystallized. Interestingly, Vitamin C crystals are sensitive to light and temperature, making them fascinating subjects for microphotography.