Author Siri Schillios offers a sweet entrance into zeroing in on birds in particular to enhance viewing and support exploring pictures/illustrations and potentially the natural world in a very unique way. Each spread of her book offers both an illustration of a whole bird and up-close photographic images from within the same illustration. That is a really awkward of trying to say what the clip above shows.
A truly beautiful offering, BirdWingFeather encouraged me to slow down and to notice details while studying birds. Honestly the only time I look at talons is on carcasses of roadkill and dead birds I find while exploring. What might I notice if I studied more than colors on a bird? Enjoyable, simple, complex, BirdWingFeather made me stop and pay attention--and I appreciate that.
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