Behind the photographs

A closer look.
With thanks.

Real wildlife photography brings this site to life. We’re grateful to the photographers who make their work available.

The watchful neighbor

Hero portrait and social sharing image: “A black crow looks directly at the viewer” by Antoine Pouligny, photographed in Buttes-Chaumont, Paris. Used under the Unsplash License. Resized and cropped for the layout, with a subdued color treatment.

The field journal

Crow profile: “Close-up of a black crow against a blurred green background” by Simon Schwyter. Used under the Unsplash License. Resized and cropped for the layout, with a subdued color treatment.

The pages you see

The cover and preview pages are rendered directly from Featherence’s 40-page PDF, Befriending Crows. The cover and pages 11, 14, and 35 show the actual new field edition. Its complete photographic credits and source links appear on page 40.

The type

Playfair Display and Inter are served from this site, under the SIL Open Font License. No request to an external font service is needed.

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