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Colorado: An Aerial Geography of the Highest State
Tom Huber, Jim Wark

Western Reflections Publishing Company, 2002

Through spectacular photographs and complete but easy to read text, Jim Wark and Tom Huber have collaborated in a very different, but easily understandable way to explain the geography of the many and varied life zones of the awe-inspiring state of Colorado.

Amerika. Flying High
Jim Wark

Frederking u. Thaler, 2005

Discovering Lewis & Clark from the Air

1 review
Jim Wark, Joseph A. Mussulman

Mountain Press Publishing Company, 2004

A fascinating, visually pleasing survey
So many Lewis and Clark books have appeared in celebration of the anniversary that it's initially difficult to see the need for yet another - that is, until you open the pages to discover aerial photographer Jim Wark and history buff Joseph Mussulman have provided a very different view. The Lewis and Clark expedition route is followed from the air, accompanied by step-by-step discussion of their ...

A Field Guide to Sprawl

10 reviews
Dolores Hayden

W. W. Norton, 2006

Great little book
The numerous color aerial photos in this book do a wonderful job of putting US development patterns into a whole new perspective. This isn't intended to be the end all be all of commentary about sprawl. For that, there are plenty of other great books that emphasize analysis and critique rather than a visual approach (A Better Way to Live is an example of a terrific book in the former category). ...

America (Flying High)

4 reviews
Jim Wark

White Star, 2004

Aerial photography at its best
If you want to see gorgeous, unusual, aerial views of all parts of our beautiful America, this book is a must have! Jim Wark has an uncanny ability to find those soul stirring views and capture them perfectly on film which he has been doing for many, many years. The book is huge with 640 pages and over 500 of his finest fantastic aerial photos displayed in full color.

América desde el aire (America Flying High, Spanish Edition)
Jim Wark

Numen, 2005

The sheer variety of American landscapes ? from the majestic peaks and glaciers of Alaska to the bleak beauty of the desert Southwest ? makes it an ideal subject for aerial photography. A four-time winner of the "Best of Show" award from the Professional Aerial Photographers' Association, Jim Wark lovingly celebrates the textures, habitations, and geology of this diverse land, capturing normally inaccessible views, in this lavishly illustrated ...