Wilson Alwyn Bentley was born February 9, , on a farm in Jericho, Vermont. For his 15th birthday, his mother gave him a microscope. Looking at snow crystals through his microscope, Bentley was amazed at their beauty, complexity, and variety. He tried to make detailed drawings of magnified snow crystals, but the snow melted before he could finish. Wilson A. Bentley, Photographer of Snow Crystals created by the Jericho Historical Society. Short Short biography of Wilson A. Bentley and links to several of Bentley's photomicrographs. In , his mother persuaded his father to buy him a camera and young Bentley soon constructed a crude device by which he could obtain enlarged photographs of snow crystals.
The five crystals on the front of the card were photographed at outdoor temperatures ranging from to 30 degrees F. The photograph of men with sleds is part of SLU's Vance Archives and documents "Yukon Day," Quotes are from Wilson A. Bentley's "Marvel of the Snow Gems" (). Martin has announced a new limited-run acoustic guitar, the Bentley Snowflake First Edition Custom, which features inlays of snowflakes photographed by Wilson A. Bentley. Bentley's images of snow crystals were first captured in , using a technique known as photomicrography, and his observation that "no two snowflakes are alike" has. Media in category "Wilson Bentley Snow Crystals" The following files are in this category, out of total. 01 snowflake colorized early experimental digital photography by Rick bltadwin.ru × ; 35 KB.
Wilson Alwyn Bentley was born February 9, , on a farm in Jericho, Vermont. For his 15th birthday, his mother gave him a microscope. Looking at snow crystals through his microscope, Bentley was amazed at their beauty, complexity, and variety. He tried to make detailed drawings of magnified snow crystals, but the snow melted before he could finish. This amazing book was written by Wilson Bentley (snowflake Bentley). Sadly It was the last book he wrote before he bltadwin.ru is done in only black and white as this book was published in the 's. It shows his incredible work and the most amazing snowflake images that one has ever seen. In , his mother persuaded his father to buy him a camera and young Bentley soon constructed a crude device by which he could obtain enlarged photographs of snow crystals.
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