jonathan irish

1 month ago | nationalgeographic.com | jonathan irish |Heather Greenwood Davis

There’s a talent to making things beautiful, and in Japan, there’s a word for it. Monozukuri, which translates to “craftsmanship”, speaks to the country’s devotion to high-quality and often visually mesmerizing creations. Precision, patience, and artistry are highly prized, and across Japan’s eateries, markets, studios, and workshops, travelers are invited to join in.

Dec 5, 2024 | nature.com | jonathan irish

AbstractChemical and biological stimulus screening in a hypogean actinomycete was used to elicit secondary metabolism. Optimal biosynthesis of bioactive natural products was identified using Multiplexed Activity Profiling for determining dose-dependent activity via six single-cell biological readouts.

Aug 27, 2024 | yahoo.com | jonathan irish

At dusk, Big Ben’s clock tower is beautifully illuminated, offering a striking view of its intricate details and the surrounding cityscape. From Big Ben—the massive, 15-ton bell that sits within the Great Clock of Elizabeth Tower, Westminster—to the gothic facade of the Houses of Parliament, London is awash in iconic buildings that feel instantly familiar.

Aug 27, 2024 | nationalgeographic.com | jonathan irish |Heather Greenwood Davis

From Big Ben—the massive, 15-ton bell that sits within the Great Clock of Elizabeth Tower, Westminster—to the gothic facade of the Houses of Parliament, London is awash in iconic buildings that feel instantly familiar. Though for National Geographic photographer Jonathan Irish, even return trips can feel new if you take the time to explore beyond the tried and true. “London is such a big city, but you can get into spaces where it doesn’t feel that way at all,” says Irish.

Aug 2, 2024 | nationalgeographic.com | jonathan irish |Heather Greenwood Davis

To understand Amsterdam, you have to explore the things that make the city one of Europe’s most enchanting: Its canals, its bicycles―and its stunning views. National Geographic photographer Jonathan Irish recently visited Amsterdam to do exactly that, and, in turn, found inspiration in this capital city and cultural hub. “It has more bridges than Paris, more canals than Venice, and more bicycles than anywhere, really,” says Irish.