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Aerial Photo Books
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 Chasing Lewis And Clark Across America A 21st Century Aviation Adventure Two modern day adventurers fly a kit-built plane that resembles a green "canoe in the sky" across America to retrace the epic journey of Lewis & Clark. Seattle Post called it a "dazzling bird's eye view". By Ron Lowery, Mary Walker, more than 180 dramatic photographs, 168 pages.
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 Designs on the Land Exploring America From the Air More than 400 color photographs reveal in a unique way the physical splendor of America: both the beauty of the ongoing inhabiting of the land and the potential for modern planning to create spectacular environments. 368 pages.
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 Window Seat Reading the Landscape from the Air Perched 35,000 feet, this guide features 70 aerial photographs; a fold-out map of North America showing major flight paths; profiles of each region covering its landforms, waterways, and cities. By Gregory Dicum, 176 pages.
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 View from the Flight Deck Packed with color photographs of international aviation taken from the Captain's position and backed-up by detailed explanations of places, aircraft and situations. By Detmar Harter, 112 pages.
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 Over Key West and the Florida Keys Stunning aerial photos of Key West and the Florida Keys. The Florida Keys seen from above are mere slivers of land separating the shimmering, turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. Chuck Feil shows them to us from five hundred feet up aboard a gyroplane. Hardcover, 8.5"x11", 64 pages.
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 Key West Photo Journal Numerous color photographs of Key West capturing its history, architecture, culture and natural scenery. The nearly 100 images are printed on art quality, heavy paper. Hardcover, shrink-wrapped, 8"x10", by Craig Howard and Cheri Howard, 64 pages.
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 Gift of Wings An Aerial Celebration of Canada Gift of Wings is perhaps the most powerful and inspiring of the hundreds of books I've read. The fascinating story of a wheelchair traded for wings on 5000 miles journey across Canada. Breathtaking and surprisingly original aerial photographs of a stunningly diversified landscape . Beautiful, philosophical, witty, poetic and joyful. A book with a soul that is sure to touch yours. By Carl E. Hiebert, June Callwood. Hardcover, 180 pages.
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 Picture Journeys in Alaska's Wrangell-St. Elias America's Largest National Park The beauty of this book is in the photograghs! George Herbon uses a simple, interesting text, which includes just enough history to make the pictures come alive, but not too much where you will lose interest. The photos speak a thousand words! 126 pages.
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 Alaska from the Air A large-format photo book, one of fourteen by Fred Hirschmann. Beautiful color photos of the spectacular Alaska scenery taken from the air - as we can see it from our own airplane. Very motivating to see Alaska's mountains, wilderness and glaciers from above. It makes it crystal clear that there is no other part of the world that comes close to matching Alaska's mystery, wilderness, and unbelievable panoramas of seemingly endless spectaclar mountain ranges. Hardcover, 144 pages. New and Used |
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 America From 500 Feet Magnificant scenery of America, photographed from Ultralights, Cessnas and helicopters. Hardcover, by Bill Fortney, 161 pages. New and Used |
 Secrets of Successful Aerial Photography By Richard Eller, 112 pages.
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 High Above the Canadian Rockies Spectacular Aerial Photography A large-format photo book, with beautiful color photos of the spectacular mountains of British Columbia, Canada. Hardcover, by Russ Heinl, 144 pages.
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