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Science Photo Library (SPL) has a deserved strong reputation for being the leading provider of specialist science images. However, our images are often much more widely used than might be expected.
Here are some recent examples of SPL images in action. |
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Press advertisement
MSC Communications Group
Ladi Solanke:
"The client originally had requested a plain Human Skeleton as the illustration but we wanted something more unusual and striking which, while showing areas of the bone in X-ray style, would be altogether less familiar but also relevant. SPL was the natural choice for me when considering the quality and choice of image that I would need to view before selecting the most appropriate one."
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Photographer: Mehau Kulyk
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Kay Mellish, Research Co-ordinator:
"We looked around at other libraries' images but found that SPL had the perfect style. Pure quality, vibrant colour and abstract - to encourage people to look twice at the image and be intrigued."
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Photographers: Chris Knapton, Alfred Pasieka
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Dec 3, 2002
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Jul 12, 2002
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Kim Scott-Clarke:
"The SPL is the best source for images of bacteria and viruses - if we want an image we always go to the best first. Everyone knows you." |
Bob Bodman, picture editor:
"When you are looking for science photos the Science Photo Library is the first place to go. You always find what you are looking for and it makes life easy." |
Photographer: Eye of Science
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Photographer: James M Hogle/Harvard Medical School
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TBWA London
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Photographer: Lynette Cook
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Jul 3, 2002
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November 2002
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Alan Sparrow, picture editor:
"We needed a picture of the HIV virus on a Sunday evening and turned to SPL as the obvious source with easy access. We were able to download the picture from the website." |
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Photographer: NIBSC
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Photographer: Andrew Syred
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Promotional material
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Photographers: Pascal Goetgheluck, Richard G. Rawlins, Custom Medical Stock Photo
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