George Bush Intercontinental Airport
Aerial Photography Collections by Toby Harriman
This series showcases George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) in Houston, Texas, as part of my ongoing Aerial Airports Photography Collection. Captured from a helicopter, these images reveal the airport’s sprawling layout, intricate runway systems, and the nonstop rhythm of one of the nation’s busiest aviation hubs. From above, IAH’s design and operations become a striking visual of movement, geometry, and infrastructure.
Alongside the airport’s day-to-day operations, this series also documents the ongoing Terminal B Transformation Project—a $2.6 billion redevelopment led by United Airlines in collaboration with the Houston Airport System (HAS). The project, slated for completion in Fall 2026, includes a full renovation of Terminal B to accommodate larger aircraft and enhance the passenger experience. Construction efforts are being led by firms including Clark Construction Group (Central Processor), Manhattan Construction Company (Terminal B concourses), and Granite Construction (airside work), with architectural designs by Page/Grimshaw and PGAL. These aerial images capture the scale and ambition of the transformation as it unfolds from the sky.
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I’m Toby Harriman, an Alaska-based photographer, cinematographer, and creative producer specializing in aerial direction. Over more than a decade of experience, I’ve crafted a diverse portfolio spanning fine art, filmmaking, documentary photography, and high-end productions. My unique aerial imagery has opened doors to exciting opportunities with clients worldwide, including Apple, The Ocean Cleanup, and the Wall Street Journal; and directing an air-to-air shoot for Acubed, the Silicon Valley innovation center of Airbus.
