Strange Shape - Tasty Bird

Hi All,

This strangly shaped bird graced our Thanksgiving table this year, and I'd have to say it was pretty spectacular and cooked to perfection. Brined for two days in buttermilk and salt, its spine cut and breast bone pressured to crack, it lay splayed and flat in a baking pan. If you'd like to see how it looks raw, email me and I'll send you an image of that. The recipe came from the New York times. I took the shot with my Fuji W3 and approximated it into a phantogram with lines from the front and back of the kitchen counter.

Macrophant 3D is being printed, should be available in mid-December. It showcases my macro phantograms and Jim McManus's remarkable ability to make even the most challenging stereo pairs enjoyably viewable in anaglyph.

Large coffee table size, 11" x 14", 52 pages plus cover (Phantograms from Nature was also 11" x 14", but 34 pages plus cover). The book is formatted in a unique style, with over 60 images all in viewable in anaglyph, and both parallel and cross-eyed freeviewing. Like my other books it will come with 2 pairs of red-cyan 3-D glasses.

To order and pay online go to http://macrophant3d.com. Use Promo Code 25 to get a book for just $25 including shipping via USPS media mail (USA only).

If you're unsure of the USPS these days, use Promo Code 30 to get a book for $30 including shipping via Fedex ground (48 states Continental USA).

If you order more than one book, the extra cost will be just $20 per added book plus $1 for added shipping.

Or else email barry@3ddigitalphoto.com. For orders shipped outside the USA, the books will cost $20/each plus cost of shipping.

Wishing you all warm and happy holidays, stay safe.

Barry Rothstein

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