12th October 2012, 01:55 PM
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING FOR ARCHAEOLOGISTS No. 4
SITE PHOTOGRAPHY (with an aside salad about the 'Observer Effect.')
We, my brothers and sisters, are truly inhabiting a golden age of archaeological photography, digital formats and bigger lenses are now revealing heritage features heretofore invisible to the naked eye - take for example the Twin Barrows of Middleton - nobody ever dared to believe they would cop eyes on that fabled twosome, but photographic innovation, patience and depravity paid off in abundance. We will all sleep a little more soundly knowing those protected monuments are 100% bona fide (unlike for instance, the Double Hummocks of Davison - clever fakes if ever I saw them.)
http://conormchale.blogspot.co.uk/2012/1...ts-no.html
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No offence to kite photographer intended ( or is it )
SITE PHOTOGRAPHY (with an aside salad about the 'Observer Effect.')
We, my brothers and sisters, are truly inhabiting a golden age of archaeological photography, digital formats and bigger lenses are now revealing heritage features heretofore invisible to the naked eye - take for example the Twin Barrows of Middleton - nobody ever dared to believe they would cop eyes on that fabled twosome, but photographic innovation, patience and depravity paid off in abundance. We will all sleep a little more soundly knowing those protected monuments are 100% bona fide (unlike for instance, the Double Hummocks of Davison - clever fakes if ever I saw them.)
http://conormchale.blogspot.co.uk/2012/1...ts-no.html
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No offence to kite photographer intended ( or is it )