Overview
Award-winning photographer Stephen Dalton owns an 8-acre wood in Sussex and for the last 20 years has delighted in improving it, increasing its biodiversity - and simply watching it develop naturally throughout the seasons and the years. Using his pioneering high-speed photographic techniques, Stephen shows the reader the rich diversity of plants, trees, insects, birds and animals which live there. He captures on film the developments his woodland and pond have undergone over a couple of decades and shares his passion for the woods he loves. This delightful, informative photographic celebration will appeal to all who regularly walk throughout the seasons in their local woods, those lucky enough to own a woodland themselves, and all who dream of doing so one day. AUTHOR: Stephen Dalton has been a world class professional photographer since the 1960s. A Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society, he has the Kodak Award, the Nikon Award, the Sir Peter Kent Conservation Book Prize and has published 14 photographic books including those on insects, birds, animals and plants. His work has featured regularly in National Geographic, Audubon, Country Life, Reader's Digest and multiple publications all over the world. His work has been exhibited at the London Barbican, Tate Gallery, the National Museum of Wales and the Royal Photographic Society, Bath. colour photographs throughout
Full Product Details
Author: Stephen Dalton
Publisher: Merlin Unwin Books
Imprint: Merlin Unwin Books
Dimensions:
Width: 23.00cm
, Height: 1.90cm
, Length: 21.40cm
Weight: 0.875kg
ISBN: 9781910723449
ISBN 10: 1910723444
Pages: 160
Publication Date: 05 September 2017
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Author Information
Stephen Dalton has been a world-class professional photographer since the 1970s. He has recently won the prestigious Fritz Steiniger Prize, and is an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society and winner of their Silver Progress prize. Previous accolades include the Kodak Award, the Nikon Award, the Sir Peter Kent Conservation Book Prize and he has published 15 books including ones on high speed nature photography and animal flight. His work features in National Geographic, Audubon Magazine, Country Life, and in various publications all over the world. He has held many exhibitions including at the London Barbican; Tate Britain; the National Museum of Wales; Montier, France; and the Royal Photographic Society, Bath.
