These are the unforgettable highlights from the latest Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, the most famous and prestigious event of its kind in the world. Drawn annually from around 40,000 entries from scores of countries, it provides both an inspiring annual catalogue of the wonders of nature and a thought-provoking look at our complex relationship with the natural world. This book includes each of the category winners and incorporates all aspects of wildlife photography, from animal portraits to Earth' s environments. For each photograph there is a caption that reveals the memorable story behind the picture and, for some, members of the international jury share their insightful thoughts.Twenty five striking photographs from the competition' s People' s Choice vote are also included.
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Keith Wilson's writing delves into profound psychological studies and intricate interpersonal relationships. His style is marked by penetrating irony and a fresh use of language to expose characters' hidden motivations. Wilson explores themes of loneliness, the search for identity, and the ephemerality of human existence with remarkable empathy. Readers appreciate his ability to draw them into the inner lives of his characters, prompting reflection on their own.
RAF in Camera: 100 Years on Display
- 472 pages
- 17 hours of reading
This photographic collection captures the Royal Air Force's public image over its first century, showcasing significant moments and milestones. Through stunning visuals, it highlights the evolution of the RAF's role and its impact on national identity, reflecting both historical events and the spirit of the times. The book offers a unique glimpse into the legacy and achievements of the RAF, making it a valuable resource for aviation enthusiasts and historians alike.
A profusely illustrated history of the command responsible for the RAF's flying and ground training.
The plot centers around Matt Strong, a high school biology teacher who faces a terrifying mystery as residents of his small New Hampshire town begin to die from an unknown illness. The peculiar aspect is that the townspeople remain healthy while in town but suffer severe consequences when they leave. As the situation escalates, Matt must confront the unsettling reality behind the ailment and its impact on the community.
RAF Coastal Command
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
RAF Coastal Command was founded as a formation within the Royal Air Force in 1936, at a time when the RAF was restricted into Fighter, Bomber and Coastal Commands.
In this new, 5th edition of a highly popular text, undergraduate students are introduced to all the basic experimental techniques routinely used in practical biochemistry today. Most attention is given to techniques students will encounter in their practical classes, with the principles and theories behind them explained in detail to aid understanding. As a further aid to students, essential calculations and worked answers appear at the end of each chapter. 'Key terms to understand' are also included to help students thoroughly review each topic. No contemporary book on modern biochemical techniques would be complete without chapters on molecular biology, recombinant DNA technology, genetic analysis and biomolecular interactions, and these topics have been extensively covered in this new edition. The book is essential reading for all bioscience undergraduate students and pre-clinical medical students for whom practical biochemistry, molecular biology and immunology form part of the syllabus.
