Daniel Kariko is an associate professor of fine art photography at the School of Fine Arts and Design at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. His work has been shown internationally in galleries and museums.
Kariko draws on different areas of interest - from historical natural science collections to Renaissance and Baroque painters - to bring us images of invertebrates as we've never seen them before. Using microscope imaging techniques, he carefully creates captivatingly detailed and beautiful portraits of common invertebrate species that he finds during his daily routines in North Carolina. The results can only be described as works of art. -- 20+ best books on insects and invertebrates - BBC Wildlife Magazine