The photographs of Yann Arthus-Bertrand portray the marvels of the natural world and man's presence as seen from the air.
Admission is free.
Mr. Arthus-Bertrand traveled for five years, photographing in 60 countries. Helicopters and airplanes became the vantage points from which he worked, enabling him to capture the incredible beauty and complexity of the Earth and its features. He also finds interesting ways of showing the scale of man's building against that of the Earth. Whether depicting a sleeping Rio de Janeiro at dawn, or a colony of birds on an Icelandic cliff island, these photographs have incredible power and complexity. Inc. It is also one of five exhibitions related to scientific imagery this fall at The New York Public Library.