Natural world photo book for elderly relative- any recommendations?

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My grandpa is 96 and has lost a lot of his eye sight in the last few months. He used to read all the time and is really interested in the natural world/countryside/wonders of the world- he can't see type now even with a magnifier. Today he said he might like a book with some big photos which he can still see ok. I've had a look but he's already got all of the David Attenborough books that accompany the programs and I'm a bit stumped to know where else to look! Has anyone got any ideas please?

As an alternative, have you considered 1930/40s reminiscence type books,which are often photo scrapbook style, albeit some may also have large print?

Many are advertised under dementia resources, but can equally be enjoyed by anyone.

Amazon/ebay/world of books etc usually have some.

I'll have a look, thank you!

Maybe some of those massive Dorling Kindersley reference books with loads of photos?

This www.nhmshop.co.uk/photojournalism.html

How about the wildlife photographer of the year book?

National Geographic The Photo Ark is a lovely book.

Lovely suggestions, thanks everyone.

@SpringSparrow

How about the wildlife photographer of the year book?

Was about to suggest the same!