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The amazing invisible photography exhibition

Visitors attend world’s first “invisible” photography exhibition - featuring images so small that they require a microscope to be seen. Entitled “Dotography”, the exhibition was organised by The Big Bang Fair 2018 to raise awareness of the largest celebration of STEM for young people in the UK. The collection includes famous images of scientific importance and original photos submitted by celebrities, the STEM community and local school children. Dotography runs until 28th January at the Birmingham Bullring Link Street, Unit K2.

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