The metamorphosis of flowers
The development of nearly 20 species of wild flowers has, for this book, been caught on film using macrophotography, which produces larger-than-life stop-action images. They depict the flowers' life from the bud brimming with nectar and the unfolding of petals to the beauty of full bloom and th...
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| Language: | English |
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New York
Harry N. Abrams
1998
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Add Tag | Summary: | The development of nearly 20 species of wild flowers has, for this book, been caught on film using macrophotography, which produces larger-than-life stop-action images. They depict the flowers' life from the bud brimming with nectar and the unfolding of petals to the beauty of full bloom and then, after fading and shrinking, the fall of the corolla. Following a meditation on flowers, the text provides information on all the photographed species, which include irises, daisies, buttercups, cornflowers, thistles and dandelions. An eight-page section printed on translucent paper enables readers to follow the evolution of a bright red poppy. |
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| Physical Description: | 141 pages illustrations (some color) 30 cm |
| ISBN: | 0810936259 9780810936256 |
Photographing flowers exploring macro worlds with Harold Davis