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Ay, in the very temple of delight/ Veil’d melancholy has her sovran shrine. Poems by John Keats. 1898. Illustrator, Robert Anning Bell. 

Drawings of camels by children, before (above) and after (below) a lesson in camel-drawing. How children learn to draw. 1916.

One Shot Ten Years After | James Balog Photographing Climate Change from Nikon

At the start, in 2007, there were 25 Nikon cameras—D200s and D300s—in time-lapse rigs on glaciers around the world, placed to document one of the effects of global warming. Today there are 43 cameras—D5300s and D3200s, for the most part—at 24 sites.

Along with the 25 original cameras that took the pictures for that story were battery packs, voltage regulators, intervalometers, light sensors and solar panels. The cameras were able to shoot during daylight hours for eight months, then switch to two- or five-frames-per-day for the short months of the year. When the EIS crew checked the cameras, the memory cards were pulled and replaced.