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Publication
Harry N. Abrams (2007), Hardcover, 752 pages
Description
A four page statistical introduction, "The Earth In Numbers," is followed by 366 full-page spreads, from January 01 through December 31, featuring aerial photographs of the earth's surface accompanied by a descriptive paragraph, with an emphasis on ecology and the impact of human culture on the Earth. A brief essay precedes each month's photographs.
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LibraryThing member Big_Bang_Gorilla
Being a datebook of aerial photographs and remote sensing imagery with captions on facing pages. The pictures are frequently spectacular; the captions are meant to be thought-provoking but too often are merely head-scratchers. There is no obvious reason for the linking to dates. The binding is
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horrible; it fell apart almost immediately. Show Less
LibraryThing member lolhscybrarian
This sits on a low level bookcase in our high school library and gets rave reviews. It has great information and beautiful photos. I catch myself wandering over to it in quieter moments in the library and glancing a a few pages here and there.
LibraryThing member Brightman
Outstanding
LibraryThing member brendono
Excellent photography of the earth from above giving an insight into how we have changed and scarred the earth. Quite awe inspiring images of the earth at work, play, and rest.
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752 p.; 9.55 x 1.95 inches
ISBN
0810992914 / 9780810992917
Other editions
The New Earth From Above: 365 Days by Yann Arthus-Bertrand (Paper Book)