From Luminous Landscape...
For centuries fishermen on the Li River of Southern China have partnered with cormorants to catch fish. Each fisherman has a complement of half a dozen or so trained birds. The light of a lantern attracts the fish, and the cormorants return to the boat, fish in beak. They can’t swallow them because the fisherman fix a band around their necks, but they eventually get their share.
The article provides no additional detail on this kind of fishing but is a study in how the photograph was composed and taken which is also pretty interesting.
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