Tom Huber and Jim Wark
1 book in the catalogue, published 2002.
Tom Huber and Jim Wark are credited with Colorado: An Aerial Geography of the Highest State, a coffee table book about the state seen from the air. Huber is described in our catalogue as a geographer.
About Tom Huber and Jim Wark
We found no biography for either man that we could read and verify, so we know them through the book. The description says Huber wrote the text as a geographer, and the book's title points to aerial views of the state. Our catalogue treats the two as joint authors of a single book, published in 2002, and lists no other books by either of them. Because the credit is joint, we do not try to say which of them took the photographs or wrote the explanations beyond what the description states.
What the books share
Their one book in our catalogue combines aerial photography with geography. Its subjects include natural areas, natural history, description and travel, and photography. The theme is how Colorado's physical landscape and human activity shape each other.
The subjects this author is catalogued under. Open Library record.
Next steps for readers of this author
Starting with the survey's maps
A reader who likes the landscapes in an aerial book can browse the survey's reports and maps by topic, then pick a region to study more closely.
Reading the state beyond the photographs
Search the Colorado Encyclopedia for a place pictured in the book and read its entry for the human side of the story: towns, people and events.
Go deeper
Their one book looks at Colorado from the air. For a reader who wants to learn more about the state's land, these two public sources give a wider view.
Colorado Geological Survey
A state agency inside the Colorado School of Mines that publishes reports, maps and featured topics on Colorado geoscience for the public.
Colorado Encyclopedia
A reference site with articles, images, maps, timelines and multimedia on Colorado history and culture.
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