A collection of atlases of high quality aerial photography that features selected venues from the American landscape. This atlas includes 35 pages of photographs presented at a scale of 1:7000, each titled with the name of a prominent neighborhood or landscape feature located on the page.
Featuring some of the aerial photographs Cornwall, this work reveals colours, textures and patterns of land, sea and sky - some natural, others man-made. It aims to offer a different perspective on the imprint of human activity on this ancient environment.
A record of the National Mapping Programme project in Northamptonshire. It recovered and mapped archaeological evidence from field systems, through settlement remains, to funerary monuments, and ranges from the Neolithic to the 20th century.
A bird's-eye view of the West Country. From Stonehenge in Wiltshire to Land's End in Cornwall this book portrays the magnificence of the west of England. Land and buildings are shown from many different angles and include such sites as Longleat; Dartmoor; and St Michael's Mount.
Forms a complete guide to aerial photography operations using small cameras. From the basics of mapping, measurement and photography to all technical details of planning a survey to numerous applications and case studies, this book enables readers to understand all aspects of the subject.
Manchester is the world's first industrialized city and, the regional center for commerce, sport and the arts and this book of aerial photography offers an insight into the city, capturing both historical development and the architectural environment from a fresh perspective.
Contains archival photographs of London taken by the RAF during and after the Second World War alongside comparative contemporary shots taken by English Heritage's aerial reconnaissance team. Accompanied by a fascinating commentary detailing changes.
500 million years ago, Britain lay under the sea close to the Antarctic. When people first ventured into wilderness Britain over half a million years ago to hunt and find shelter, they discovered a rich variety of landscapes. This work take us on an aerial journey through time, using over 400 photographs, and informative text.
Includes The Plug Holes in the Mediterranean, Arizona's Boneyard, The White Snake of Baja, Australia's Extraordinary Flying Car, The Hole in the Coast of Mexico, and , Face of Jesus Found in the Sand Dune. This book offers information on extraordinary natural formations, offbeat manmade marvels, and the simply uncategorizable.