Bob Elsdale - Mom, Im a Lucky Duck
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Before I was even born, you loved me. Mom, Im a Lucky Duck
From the photographer of elegantly ageless elephants in Gray Matter and the porcine with panache from Pretty in Pink comes a chick hatchling tale to honor moms.
Celebrating moms roles as nurturer, teacher, and cheerleader, Elsdales photographic spreads of feathery fledgling chicks are perfectly paired with Regans heartfelt verse:
- With every loving act and patient lesson, you prepared me for my life ahead.
- I know Ive still got a lot to learn about life, but I do know one thing for sure . . . Im a lucky duck to have a mom like you.
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About the Author Award-winning photographer Bob Elsdale stretches the imagination with his stunning, original images, often making the seemingly impossible incredibly real. Merging his creativity and photographic talent with advanced technology, Bob creates extraordinary images, ranging from a duckling's first steps to flying pigs and picnicking elephants. He's been known to conjure up magical images with smaller animals, too, including hedgehogs, frogs, and lizards. Bob first discovered his passion for photography during the early 1970s. After three years assisting advertising photographers, he struck out on his own and hasn't had a "real job" since. Bob Elsdale's awards include Communication Arts, PDN Digital, and the International Photography Awards (Lucies) in the United States, and the AOP Awards and the Trierenberg Super Circuit in Europe. Gray Matter: Why It's Good to Be Old! was Bob's first book and was published in 2006; it was followed by Pretty in Pink: Why It's Good to Be a Girl! in 2007. 
FOR MY MOM 
BEFORE
I WAS EVEN BORN,
YOU LOVED ME.
BEFORE YOU EVER SAW MY FACE
YOU DREAMED OF A BRIGHT
FUTURE FOR ME.
YOU PROTECTED ME AND KEPT ME WARM.
AND THEN ONE DAY
TA-DA!
I ARRIVED !
AND YOU WERE MY
EVERYTHING.
WHERE YOU WENT,
I FOLLOWED.
WHAT YOU SAID,
I ECHOED.
EVERYTHING
I KNOW, I LEARNED FROM YOU.
WHEN I WAS AFRAID TO TRY
SOMETHING NEW
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