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#NaturePhotographyDay! Let's celebrate with the inspiring work of Edwin Hale Lincoln, a pioneering landscape photographer and naturalist from the 1870s.
Lincoln had a unique method: he carefully took his subjects from their natural habitats, photographed them under perfect lighting, and then returned them to nature. π³β¨
His dedication to both art and nature is a beautiful reminder of the harmony between the two. Have you ever captured nature's beauty in a photograph? Tag us in your favorite nature shots and we'll share them in our stories! π·π
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Edwin Hale Lincoln, Trees-Horse Chestnut, Milkweed, and Mountain Laural and Iris Flowers, ca. 1914. Carbon print, varying dimensions. Purchase 1914 | 14.1153-56