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| Yann Arthus-Bertrand has been recording the state
of the planet through aerial photographs since 1990.
His photographs document the breathtaking beauty and
power of the planet's surface, serving as a record of
state of the world's environment and offering a reflection
on our future. These books showcase many of the
photographs recorded during his odyssey. |
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Earth
from Above, 10th Anniversary Edition, Yann Arthus-Bertrand (Photographer),
David Baker (Translator), Lester Russell Brown
Since its original publication in 1999, Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s Earth From Above has been a touchstone for the environmental movement throughout the world, selling more than 3 million copies in all languages. The result of a five-year journey across five continents and 60 countries, this spectacular portrait of our planet is also an iconic reminder of its fragility. From a heart-shaped mangrove forest in
New Caledonia to a flock of red ibises in Venezuela,
from a caravan of camels in Mauritania to Mt. Everest
and Mammoth Hot Springs, Arthus-Bertrand presents nearly
200 striking color images that put our home planet in
a whole new perspective.
In this anniversary edition, Arthus-Bertrand and a dozen experts on current environmental issues look back upon the past decade’s progress. With more than 100 striking new images and nine new essays, including frank discussions of climate change and the growing energy crisis throughout the world, Arthus-Bertrand poignantly juxtaposes Earth’s raw beauty with the evidence of humanity’s negative impact upon our home. |
$60.00 (hardcover)
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Earth
from Above: 365 Days, Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Herve
Le Bras, Astrid Avundo, Mar Carruthers
This hefty two-inch-thick picture-a-day book is based
on the original Earth from Above and shows aerial
photographs of the earth. Each day of the year focuses
on a different spot on Earth. The subjects range
from a livestock enclosure in Kenya to a shanty town
in Belem in Brazil; from a detail of a roof of Himeji
Castle to the west of Ogakey Japan to the crosses at
an American cemetery north of Verdon, France. The left-hand
pages of the book feature a description and inset map
of the spot, the right-hand pages feature an aerial
photograph. |
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$29.95 (hardcover)
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Earth from Above: Postcard Book
Twenty stunning postcards capture the diversity and
magnificence of our planet. |
$9.95 (softcover)
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Earth
from Above for Young Readers
, Yann Arthus-Bertrand
(photographer), Robert Burleigh, David Giraudon
(illustrators)
Earth from Above is now in book
form developed for younger readers. While these photographs
are eye-catching works of art -- but there's more
than meets the eye.
Earth From Above
for Young Readers tells the dynamic story
of the diversity of the world's cultures and climes.
Youngsters will be enthralled by photographs of
nomads and camels, carpet merchants and scarlet ibis,
tiny villages in Morocco and geysers in Yellowstone,
and many more unforgettable images. Burleigh's text
enriches the experience by revealing the fascinating
story that each photograph tells. |
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| Ages 9-12 |
$14.95 (hardcover)
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