Michael Poliza: Africa viewed from the skies

  1. Posted on Sunday 23 December 2007 - 11:00
    AfricaNews editor
    Photo: Michael Poliza
    In 2006, to fulfill a long-held dream, widely acclaimed German photographer Michael Poliza and friend Stefan Breuer undertook a helicopter journey across Africa.
    Southern Lake Natron, Tanzania
    Skimming close to the ground, they flew over nineteen country’s. Poliza’s alluring – and often surprising – photographs share this exceptional journey with the world. With a bird’s-eye view, we witness the astounding beauty, scale and diversity of this imposing continent. The book was published in September of this year.

    Click here for more information about Poliza and to see more photo’s of him.

    Click here to buy the book at Amazon.

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  1. Posted on Friday 04 January 2008 19:19
    Yako
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    Lid sinds August 2007

    Stunning photography. Really breathtaking!!
  2. Posted on Friday 11 January 2008 15:33
    annother1
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    Beautiful, and surprising.
  3. Posted on Monday 24 March 2008 08:25
    nanakofiacquah
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    4 berichten
    Lid sinds August 2007

    Very strong on composition. Beautiful colours and patterns. Well done
  4. Posted on Thursday 27 March 2008 06:19
    Odumegwu
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    One word...AMAZING!
  5. Posted on Monday 04 October 2010 04:05
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    Adrienne Lahr
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    Gorgeous...makes me want to be there!

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