micrographs
/ˈmaɪkrəˌɡræfs/
noun
- Photographs or digital images taken through a microscope, showing very small objects or details.
- The art exhibit featured colorful micrographs of crystals that looked like abstract paintings.
- In biology class, we looked at micrographs of plant cells to identify the nucleus.
- The scientist studied the micrographs of bacteria to understand their structure.