Fotografías de Bernhard Edmaier y texto de Angelika Jung-Hüttl
Una espectacular recopilación de impresionantes fotografías aéreas de la superficie terrestres
Las fotografías están agrupadas en cuatro
A breathtaking collection of aerial photographs of the Earth's surface, this title celebrates the natural beauty of the Earth and emphasizes the shrinking natural environment of the planet.
Photographs by Bernhard Edmaier and text by Angelika Jung-Huttl A panoply of amazing abstract patterns that occur naturally on the earth's surface collected into a compact handbook Over 400 aerial photographs taken by one of the world's greatest aerial photographers Craters, pools and islands; rivers, canyons and streams, estuaries, icebergs and salt flats; seabeds, deserts and glaciers are categorized by shape and form into clearly defined sections A source of inspiration for those working in the creative industries and the arts as well as environmentalists and everyone who marvels at the world around them With text explaining how, where and why the formations naturally occur Bernhard Edmaier (b.1957) trained as a civil engineer and geologist and has photographed the earths surface for over 15 years. The result of meticulous planning and research, his extraordinary travels take him from the endless deserts of Africa to the ice plains of Iceland and the coral cliffs of the Great Barrier Reef. His abstractly beautiful compositions offer an awe-inspiring view of our planet. He is the creator of the international bestseller, Earthsong, also published by Phaidon. Dr Angelika Jung-Huttl (b.1957) is a geologist and writer who contributes to a number of different newspapers and popular scientific magazines. She has worked and travelled with Edmaier for 10 years and has written several books on volcanoes, ice and glaciers.
Existen grandes extensiones de la superficie terrestre en las que la actividad del ser humano aún no ha dejado rastro. En ellas reina la naturaleza y los fenómenos naturales dominan y definen el paisaje. Cancion de Tierra , divide el planeta en cuatro partes que reflejan los principales entornos naturales que cubren su superficie. Agua (recursos hidricos), Aridez (tundra), Desierto (terrenos con precipitaciones exiguas) y Verde (zonas cubiertas de vegetacion).