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Bulbs => Bulbs General => Topic started by: Maggi Young on January 23, 2021, 06:03:12 PM
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Many will be familiar with the stunning illustrations by Laurence Hill from his Fritillaria Icones website
( http://www.fritillariaicones.com/projects/project.html ) : recently he gave a talk to the Linnean Society ( https://www.linnean.org ) ....
" Our digitally connected world is profoundly image led yet the practice of botanical image making, and types of image commissioned is little changed in several hundred years. Laurence Hill uses examples from the Fritillaria Icones Project, to look at structuring images for online use and wider uses within botanical science and science communication.
Linnean Society of London YouTube link for Laurence's talk: Exploring the Future of Botanical Image Making https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPanRG_sQ18
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Hi Maggi,
What a fascinating video.. Thanks for posting.
I wasn't expecting to find it so engaging.
Tim DH
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It is absorbing isn't it? Laurence Hill is a real master at this art and sharing his knowledge of Fritillarias to the world - and the photographic info is extraordinary for lay folks like me!
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Thanks for posting this, Maggi. What a fascinating presentation. I’m sure I can see a wee lockdown project for Ian there, with erythroniums of course!
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A really engaging and thought provoking presentation by a master of his craft - you should all watch this.