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An inspired collaboration between an award-winning photographer and The Exploratorium, San Francisco's renowned, hands-on museum. This book reveals in stunning color photos of patterns in nature, and fascinating, always accessible scientific observations and explanations, the incredible beauty, symmetry, and diversity of nature's designs.
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Very unusual but very inspiring photographs make this book a tribute to seeing beyond the obvious, and creating images that reveal the essence of the landscape. All the images in this book have an ethereal aspect, departing from traditional landscape photography.
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This book unites the imagery of photographer William Neill with the insightful and thought provoking words of Tim Palmer, to bring new attention and focus to Yosemite's beauty, significance, and future. Included are 70 stunning photographs, a two part essay, and informative photographic notes. The book is 120 pages, and 10 inches by 12 inches in dimension.
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Why is the sky blue and the grass green? What are the colorful secrets of the enigmatic aurora borealis or the ethereal shimmer of a soap bubble? From San Francisco's Exploratorium, the acclaimed hands-on museum, comes The Color of Nature, which delves into these and other intriguing questions. Extraordinary photographs by William Neill and other noted photographers illustrate the fascinating phenomena behind the myriad colors that make up our world.
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