Let us go afield
Let us go afield is a 1916 New York and London outdoor-sports book by Emerson Hough, covering fishing, hunting and game birds for general readers. Its one picture is a grainy photograph of two tall tree trunks with a bushy nest or clump of foliage lodged between them, against a pale sky. A designer might take its quiet, sepia-toned woodland framing for nature-themed layouts.
