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Index of Subjects Thank you so much for this posting, Peter. I was able to visit the exhibit on Sunday and do a Walk and Talk viewing with Jim des Rivieres. The photography was outstanding. By the way, I was in Ottawa for the board of directors meeting for Nature Canada. It is a volunteer job, and I am honoured to follow Jim Wolford and Bob McDonald in this role. If there are members of the list serve who are present or lapsed members of Nature Canada, please write to me privately and I will send you a copy of my report on the meetings from Friday to Sunday. Our mission is to protect and conserve wildlife and habitats in Canada by engaging people and advocating on behalf of nature. We have been re-vitalized by a new executive-director, Ian Davidson. I urge you all to visit the Nature Canada website and check out the tabs. There is a lot of information about nature there. http://www.naturecanada.ca/about.asp Cheers, Joan On 10/19/2010 9:17 PM, Peter Payzant wrote: > I was in Ottawa over the weekend and visited the Canadian Museum of > Nature. The high point for me was an exhibit > <http://nature.ca/en/plan-your-visit/what-see-do/our-exhibitions/moths-large> > of photos of Canadian moths. The prints were enormous - around 36" > wide - and so detailed that you could see not only the individual > scales on the wings and body but also the fine details on each scale. > > The photographer, Jim des Rivieres, uses an Epson scanner to > photograph the moths, rather than a standard camera. His web site > <http://www.moths.ca/index.html> has some full-resolution images and > lots of info about how he does it. > > This exhibition will be on until January 9. If you're going to be in > Ottawa, it's really worth a visit. > > Peter Payzant > > >
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