
Quebec From the Air

DISCOVER the most spectacular aerial images ever taken of Quebec! (Inside also in English)
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What great river served as a highway for the canoes of hundreds of Hudson Bay trappers in the 19th century?
Saguenay River | Rupert River | Koksoak River | Manicouagan River -
In which region is Aiguebelle National Park located?
Abitibi-Témiscamingue | Gaspésie | Manicouagan | Baie-James -
The only bridge to join the opposite banks of the St. Lawrence river between Quebec City and Montreal.
Mercier Bridge | Laviolette Bridge | Duplessis Bridge | De la Concorde Bridge -
Where does the Osheaga Music and Arts Festival take place in Montreal?
At Bell Centre | At the Place des Festivals | At Saint Helen's Island | At Olympic Park -
What is the northernmost point of Quebec?
The village of Ivujivik | The reserve of Salliut | Neptune Island | Cape Wolstenholme
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Quebec from the air
For over 25 years, aviator and photographer Mario Faubert has flown over Québec in all directions, and in all seasons, to capture its splendours as seen from above. In this book published by Éditions Sylvain Harvey, he presents a paean to Québec, reminding us all that this magnificent but fragile territory must be protected.
As an airline pilot, Mario Faubert was deeply touched by the beauty of the landscapes he saw from above. After deciding to become an aerial photographer, he travelled the planet in search of striking images, working in particular with the team led by Yann Arthus- Bertrand for La Terre vue du ciel. Thanks to his unusual expertise as both a plane and drone pilot, he was able to take some entrancing pictures.