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Aerial
Photography
The
Earth from the Air
French photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand and his devoted team
have spent five years putting together this voluminous gallery,
selecting 195 images from 100,000 photographs taken from helicopters
in the skies over 75 countries. It is a staggering achievement
and precisely shows how vaguely we know our world.
Scotland
from Above
Referred to as a creative tour de force, the latest book from
photographer Colin Baxter is truly a must-see. With more than
200 high-quality images helping to create a new perspective
and a unique vision of Scotland from above-from 100 feet to
over 12,000 feet above. This comprehensive overview of Scotland's
geography is broken into seven chapters with a general introduction
and a satellite view of Scotland using M-Sat true color imaging.
Aerial
Photography.
Coastline
UK: Amazing Views from the Air
Apparently anonymous mudflats, dunes and scrubland become the
source of strange, exotic hues and patterns when viewed directly
from above. Small harbours yield complex herringbone arrangements
of elegantly narrow boats. Even container ports can become semi-abstract
assemblages of multi-coloured units. And familiar landmarks
take on a wholly new and fascinating aura. Internationally renowned
aerial photographer, Richard Cooke, has created an extraordinary
sequence of images that celebrate the diversity and beauty of
the UK shores. To achieve the mesmerizing effects of colour
and form, Richard chose, as far as possible, to photograph directly
above the subject-areas, thus creating marvellously composed
photographic compositions. Themselves works of extraordinary
beauty, the images in this book are divided according to coast
- south, west, east, Scottish and Northern Irish. Together,
they form a truly unique and totally unexpected picture of British
shores, which reveal themselves to be the equal in variety and
drama to any in the world. Aerial
Photography.
Through
the Eyes of the Gods: An Aerial Vision of Africa
A gorgeous, oversized volume offers a rare glimpse into the
most inaccessible, unspoiled, and breathtaking corners of Africa,through
dazzling photographs of the continent taken from the soaring
perspective of a winged creature. Aerial
Photography.
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