Yann Arthus-Bertrand Books

Hello people. I just watched The Earth From The Air on BBC Two. It

was about the photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand, which I greatly

enjoyed. So after the programme was over I looked for his books on

amazon.co.uk and found one, The Earth From The Air, for ?30. I also

found The Earth from the Air: 366 Days, which was only about ?20. Now

my question to anyone who has these books is, is it worth the extra

?10+ for the more expensive book? I am willing to pay ?10 but only if

there is valuble reason, for example there being more photos. The

pictures are much better ect.

 

Thanks allot in advance!!

Max.

Check whether the books have the same size. I have "365 jours pour la terre" (which may or may not be the French edition of 366 days), and it's approximatelt 6x10.

Check whether the books have the same size. I have "365 jours pour la terre" (which may or may not be the French edition of 366 days), and it's approximatelt 6x10.

Yes the more expensive has much bigger pictures, the 366 thing is too small.

I think the bigger of the two book is fatastic value for money.

 

Well worth the extra ?10 compared to the smaller one.

 

It has fold out pages that tell you all about the taking of the pictures and the story/history behind each location.

 

I keep meaning to make a book stand so I can display this book on my sidebaoard at home.

 

HTH

 

David