Lightscapes Webring

is dedicated to polarized light microscopy, a technique that relies on a material's optical properties to examine microstructure and is mainly used in Sciences for the study of composites, ceramics, mineral fibers, polymers and biological molecules such as DNA, starch, wood and urea. You can take a look and discover such unique 'microscapes' here in Lightscapes Webring:

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The principle of navigation

Each active site in Lightscapes Webring is linked to another by a navigation bar:

<<< = previous site in ring
Info = about webring
List = active sites
Random = a random site
>>> = next site in ring

In these days our webring changes to a new webring provider: alt-webring.com. It takes some time to rebuild the navigation in ring. Please use also these member list to walk through the ring.

A webring

is a community of pages with related content, organized into a circular ring. Each page in a ring has links which let visitors move to an adjacent site on the ring, summon a ring index, or hop to a random site. Read more at wikipedia ...

Each ring is created and maintained by an individual web site owner called the ringmaster. He determine the look and feel of the ring, approve and manage member sites, and encourage other sites to join. The ringmaster of Lightscapes Webring is Martin Mooz (Germany). Contact here ...

Our webring

is a private, independently and non-commercial initiative and has been founded in July 2001 to bring this wonderful kind of photography to a greater public. You will find further information about project and members by choosing your language: English | Deutsch | Español | Italiano | Nederlands | Polski.