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    In the s, a new image capturing technology called photography was just in its infancy. Initial adopters captured primitive images on silver-coated plates, and a whole new world was opened to people wanting to see places from around the globe. In the world of marine biology and botany, the technology also made its mark. Naturalist Anna Atkins printed stunning blue and white negatives of algae using a process that made cyanotypes. Her endeavor to document ocean life using the high-tech process led to what is likely the first published book of photography. 

    Very little is known about the life of Anna Atkins. Her father, John George Children, was a well-known fellow of The Royal Society and the collections manager of the zoology department at the British Museum. It was through her father, with whom she was very close, that she became exposed to the world of natural history and began her work in both botany and scientific illustration. Her father’s English transl