BEAUTY: Photography--Linda Westin

Stockholm-based photographer Linda Westin took a detour into science and obtained a PhD in neuroscience, specializing in super-resolution fluorescence microscopy, a technique that allows scientists to illuminate the structures inside cells by making them glow under specific wavelengths. She now uses this same idea to photograph trees and plants in dense natural settings. Her work is startling and enigmatic, and her images play as though they are illustrations from fairytale stories about magical forests full of night time intrigue and possible dangers ... Where The Wild Things Might Be ...

https://www.instagram.com/_cometalktome_/

BEAUTY: Painting--Jake Fischer

The work of artist Jake Fischer is astonishing. His skill in portraying the way artificial light behaves in darkness is incredible. He shows a realistic element but in a gorgeous, painterly way. And the resulting mood is mysterious, impenetrable. 

https://www.jakeafischer.com/

BEAUTY: Photography--Danny Rowton

UK-based photographer Danny Rowton snaps pensive, mysterious night shots while most of us are sleeping:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/128105854@N07/

BEAUTY: Photography--Dan Sully

Photographer and film director Dan Sully's series Night Landscapes shot in England and the United States shows our world as it truly is. The natural state of the universe, for our physical vision, is darkness. Stars like our sun give light, but in between those stars is a lot of darkness. Stars eventually die. Then all is dark again...

But who knows what spectrums can be seen with different eyes.

http://dansully.net/