The rest of the series is here. As promised, here are the files for the talk, in PPT and PDF formats. Wedel 2014 Photography and illustration lecture (PPT, ~53 Mb) Wedel 2014 Photography and illustration lecture (PDF, ~21 Mb) References Wedel, M.J. 2007a. What pneumaticity tells us about ‘prosauropods’, and vice versa. Special Papers in Palaeontology 77:207-222. Wedel, M.J., and Taylor, M.P. 2013a.
Previous posts in this series: Part 1: Intro and Stromer Part 2: Taking good photos Part 3: Backdrops and lighting And the rest of the series is here.
That link in the first slide will take you here, and the rest of the series is here.
Recently I had the opportunity to give a talk on photographing specimens and preparing illustrations in Jim Parham‘s phylogenetics course at Cal State Fullerton. Jim is having each student (1) write a description of a specimen, (2) run a phylogenetic analysis, and (3) do some kind of calibration on their tree. I think that’s rad.