Yann Arthus-Bertrand published by Sidonie Blanc

Born into a family of jewelers, Yann Arthus-Bertrand early interest in nature. After leading a nature reserve in the south of France, he went to Kenya to study the behavior of lions in the company of his wife. There he discovered that photography allows him to get text messages that could not convey. In just twenty-five years, Yann Arthus-Bertrand published over fifty books, albums of Roland Garros, Paris-Dakar, reporting to Diane Fossey ... Alongside these works, he published his photos in magazines such as Paris Match and Geo, and created in 1991, the agency Altitude, a database of aerial images. But it was in 1994 that this lover of travel and nature began his greatest adventure, with the complicity of Unesco: an inventory of the most beautiful landscapes in the world, seen from above; 'La Terre vue du ciel 'will delight thousands of nature lovers ... and the planet.