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This is the second of two duck decoys that I scanned at the Genesee Country Village and Museum's John L. Wehle Gallery. This decoy was crafted by Leo Macintosh in 1984.
This object was scanned using a Cannon EOS R3 with images processed in Reality Capture
Information for annotations was sourced from GCVM and an article by Jennifer Billock for the Smithsonian Magazine.
Special thanks to Amanda Wilck and Brandon Brooks at GCVM for making this project possible.
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