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Purcell has pioneered the technique of capturing reflections in antique mercury glass apothecary jars, resulting in haunting images that seem to move with the liquid quickness of ideas. These images are an attempt to capture Shakespeare's expansive imagination in action--what Coleridge called his "myriad-mindedness": they take a visceral journey into the world of his plays. Witmore has paired each photograph with a short passage from Shakespeare's plays with an uncanny sense of the playwright's intent.

The photographs of Rosamond Purcell capture the intricacy of nests and the aesthetic perfection of bird eggs. Alongside Purcell's photographs, is an engaging history of egg collecting, the provenance of the specimens in the photographs and the biology, conservation, and ecology of the birds that produced them.