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Posted 8 years ago
SpiritBear
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I picked this up for my mom: Birds, "illustrated by color photography", 1897.
What I didn't tell her is that I'm pretty sure these were all photographed as stuffed specimens....
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Nice. Pretty much that was the only way to paint accurately back at the early 1900's. Audubon was a great shot, and many museum examples are from artists that had to get an image somehow. Photography was a bit challenging early on. Glass plates and birds in flight didn't yield too many good photos. lol. I have been a pardon the term 'birder' for 25 years leading nature walks etc. "a bird in hand" , as the saying goes really helps in identification. The old lithographed prints are fantastic, and I will buy old damaged bird books just for the art. Great post.
Some images came out poorly. I neglected to take pics of those, but it looked like the camera moved.
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Hah hah, nah. My mom loves birds. I picked this up for her.