Bibliograph

Over the mountains, an aerial view of geology, Michael Collier ; foreword by John S. Shelton

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Over the mountains, an aerial view of geology, Michael Collier ; foreword by John S. Shelton

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrationsmaps

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Over the mountains

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

71223439

Responsibility statement

Michael Collier ; foreword by John S. Shelton

Series statement

Aerial view of geology

Sub title

an aerial view of geology

Summary

Geology is thrilling. It's the Earth in all its splendor. Unfortunately, geology texts rarely communicate that sense of excitement. Enter Michael Collier, geologist, writer and one of America's premier aerial photographers. For over 20 years, he has piloted his Cessna 180 to inaccessible locations and returned with stunning photographs that lay bare the Earth's workings. Over the Mountains, the first book in Michael Collier's new series, focuses on geology's most spectacular subject in a most spectacular way. It includes: Detailed and breathtaking large-format color photographs covering the geology of every major mountain range in the United States Clear, easy-to-understand text, diagrams and captions that explain and illuminate the geologic processes shown in the photographs. After exploring the pages of Over the Mountains, readers will never think of mountains -- or geology -- in the same way again

Table Of Contents

The view looking down -- Mountains from the ground up -- The mountains of America -- Mountains past and future -- Photo locations -- Glossary -- Selected bibliography -- Acknowledgments -- Index

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