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Fragile : birds, eggs and habitats /

ISBN/ISSN:
9781858946887 价格: CNY425.64
ISBN/ISSN:
1858946883
科图分类法:
Q959.7-64
著者:
Prior, Colin,
题名:
Fragile [birds, eggs and habitats ]
出版发行:
London : Merrell, 2020.
载体形态:
239 pages : color illustrations ; 25 x 30 cm
内容提要:
Birds' eggs are true wonders of the natural world: they are strong enough to protect the embryo as it grows and to withstand incubation by the parent, yet sufficiently fragile to allow the chick to hatch. Little wonder that the enormous diversity of avian eggs? the amazing range of shapes, sizes, colours and patterns? has long fascinated us. This stunning new book presents remarkable images of birds' eggs by the well-known landscape photographer Colin Prior side by side with his dramatic photographs of the birds' natural habitats. At a time when many human influences are having an adverse impact on the environment, these habitats are equally fragile and vulnerable to change. Loss of habitat is, in turn, a major factor in the decline of wild bird populations. The featured eggs were collected legally during the late 19th and early 20th centuries and now belong to the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, which holds one of the world's largest collections of birds' eggs. Each photograph is a composite of between 40 and 80 separate exposures that were blended into a single image using specialist software. The result is an almost three-dimensional rendition of the egg, pin-sharp from the front to the back. The caption beneath each egg details the common and scientific name of the bird, the date the egg was collected, the size of the clutch, and the egg's dimensions. Each egg is shown in a diptych with a photograph of the bird's habitat, painstakingly captured at a time of year when the dominant colours of the landscape most closely resemble those of the egg.
主题词:
Birds Eggs
主要责任者:
Thompson, D. B. A., 1958-
主要责任者:
McGowan, Bob
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245|10|▼aFragile :▼bbirds, eggs and h-
   |  |abitats /▼cColin Prior ; essay-
   |  |s by Des Thompson and Bob McGowan.
260|  |▼aLondon :▼bMerrell,▼c2020.
300|  |▼a239 pages :▼bcolor illustrat-
   |  |ions ;▼c25 x 30 cm
336|  |▼atext▼btxt▼2rdacontent
336|  |▼astill image▼bsti▼2rdacontent
337|  |▼aunmediated▼bn▼2rdamedia
338|  |▼avolume▼bnc▼2rdacarrier
504|  |▼aIncludes bibliographical ref-
   |  |erences and index.
520|8 |▼aBirds\' eggs are true wonders-
   |  | of the natural world: they ar-
   |  |e strong enough to protect the-
   |  | embryo as it grows and to wit-
   |  |hstand incubation by the paren-
   |  |t, yet sufficiently fragile to-
   |  | allow the chick to hatch. Lit-
   |  |tle wonder that the enormous d-
   |  |iversity of avian eggs? the am-
   |  |azing range of shapes, sizes, -
   |  |colours and patterns? has long-
   |  | fascinated us. This stunning -
   |  |new book presents remarkable i-
   |  |mages of birds\' eggs by the we-
   |  |ll-known landscape photographe-
   |  |r Colin Prior side by side wit-
   |  |h his dramatic photographs of -
   |  |the birds\' natural habitats. A-
   |  |t a time when many human influ-
   |  |ences are having an adverse im-
   |  |pact on the environment, these-
   |  | habitats are equally fragile -
   |  |and vulnerable to change. Loss-
   |  | of habitat is, in turn, a maj-
   |  |or factor in the decline of wi-
   |  |ld bird populations. The featu-
   |  |red eggs were collected legall-
   |  |y during the late 19th and ear-
   |  |ly 20th centuries and now belo-
   |  |ng to the National Museum of S-
   |  |cotland in Edinburgh, which ho-
   |  |lds one of the world\'s largest-
   |  | collections of birds\' eggs. E-
   |  |ach photograph is a composite -
   |  |of between 40 and 80 separate -
   |  |exposures that were blended in-
   |  |to a single image using specia-
   |  |list software. The result is a-
   |  |n almost three-dimensional ren-
   |  |dition of the egg, pin-sharp f-
   |  |rom the front to the back. The-
   |  | caption beneath each egg deta-
   |  |ils the common and scientific -
   |  |name of the bird, the date the-
   |  | egg was collected, the size o-
   |  |f the clutch, and the egg\'s di-
   |  |mensions. Each egg is shown in-
   |  | a diptych with a photograph o-
   |  |f the bird\'s habitat, painstak-
   |  |ingly captured at a time of ye-
   |  |ar when the dominant colours o-
   |  |f the landscape most closely r-
   |  |esemble those of the egg.
650| 0|▼aBirds▼xEggs▼vPictorial works.
700|1 |▼aThompson, D. B. A.,▼d1958-▼eauthor.
700|1 |▼aMcGowan, Bob▼c(Curator),▼eauthor.