by Al Lodwick (Author)
Photorealistic wildlife artists face a problem in depicting fleeting moments such as facial expressions and postures. They are such fleeting moments that they cannot be fully remembered. This book is designed to overcome these problems and get every scale "just right". Snakes and Lizards evoke fear in many people but they are a gateway to art for many people, particularly teenaged boys.
Author Biography
Al Lodwick is a Volunteer Naturalist at The Highlands Center for Natural History on The Prescott National Forest in Arizona. He has photographed the natural activities of The Lynx Lake Recreation Area almost daily for nearly five years. He has published many books using these photographs including "Highlights of The Highlands Center and Lynx Lake Area of Arizona", the popular Studies For Wildlife Artists Series, including "Acorn Woodpeckers", "Bald Eagles", "Cooper's Hawks", "Double-crested Cormorants" and "Great Blue Herons". Other books include "Sedona: 50 Memorable Landscapes" and "Arizona Wildflowers: 50 Reference Photos For Nature Artists".