New photoblog on Scienceblogs.com

This one is interesting - a blog with rotating hosts! The new blog, Photo Synthesis will rotate authors every month, each author using the blog to showcase some of their best science/nature photography.

The first one to go is Alex Wild, who you may also know from his Myrmecos Blog. So go say Hello and check out the pictures!

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