Opgezette megascops en een bonte bosuil by William Notman

Opgezette megascops en een bonte bosuil 1871 - 1876

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"Opgezette megascops en een bonte bosuil," a black and white photograph by William Notman (1826-1891), depicts two owls perched on a branch. The detailed composition, showcasing the intricate feathers and sharp eyes of the owls, exemplifies Notman’s skillful use of photography to document the natural world. Taken between 1871 and 1876, the image reflects a period of growing interest in natural history and the use of photography as a tool for scientific illustration.