© Levon Biss
Explore endangered insects’ impact on our planet through stunning high-resolution photographs.
From bees to butterflies, insects help keep natural ecosystems healthy. But the evidence is clear: many insect species are in decline.
Extinct and Endangered invites audiences to explore these tiny animals’ outsized impact on our planet through the uniquely powerful macrophotography of Levon Biss.
Drawn from the Museum’s world-class research collection, each image on display in Extinct and Endangered was created from over 10,000 separate images taken using microscope lenses. The photographs are printed in large-scale formats, with 40 incredible but imperiled species of insects being presented at up to 8 feet tall.
American Museum of Natural History
Photographer: Levon Biss
Flexible size (350-420 linear feet and can be adjusted)
Digital delivery
Package includes high resolution images and captions and informational panels.
Using his photo stacking techniques and bespoke camera system, Levon is able to capture unprecedented levels of detail from specimens far too small to view with the naked eye, providing us with an insight into an unseen world. The resulting body of work is guaranteed to entertain and educate audiences of all ages.
Currently at the American Museum of Natural History, New York, United States.
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