Alcohol microscopically





American chemist Lester Hutt figured out how to submit a terrific alcoholic beverages in a new light. For this he photographed under a microscope at 1000-fold magnification.

To take a picture, a drop of alcohol was dropped on a glass and dried in a vacuum. Sometimes this process takes several months. Drinks are removed on a vintage 35mm camera with a microscope at 1000-fold magnification. For a successful image may take a couple of hundreds of attempts.

Dry Martini
Alcohol microscopically

White Russian
Alcohol microscopically

Tequila
Alcohol microscopically

Chablis
Alcohol microscopically

Daiquiri
Alcohol microscopically

Margarita
Alcohol microscopically

Vodka
Alcohol microscopically

Pina Colada
Alcohol microscopically

Sake
Alcohol microscopically

Whiskey
Alcohol microscopically

Champagne
Alcohol microscopically

Rosé
Alcohol microscopically

Scotch
Alcohol microscopically