The vision of flying over Ireland is an ever-changing one of lush green fields, brown hills, silver rivers, blue lakes, and deep blue seas, yet it is also a landscape worked by humankind for more than 5,000 years. In sections with titles like "Forty Shades of Green and Silver," "Traces of Times Past," and "Cities of Grace and Culture," Antonio Attini eschews a broad aerial tour to visit a select number of locations and focus on the varieties of form and color they present. This book is one in a series of panoramic albumswith single- and double-page images up to 30 inches acrossthat capture the character of a country in unique aerial photographs views of cities and towns, familiar landmarks, and features of the landscape and coastline.