| It is fascinating to take a photograph
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| | they learn to look at the objects from an
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| from far above, where people are like
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| | unusual position overhead and interpret
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| little ants, and buildings are like
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| | the scales. They also know how to record
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| miniatures. Aerial photography allows you
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| | infrared wavelengths. While looking at
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| to do that and so much more! These
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| | aerial photographs, you should be aware
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| photographs are taken from above the
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| | of a few relevant factors. Understanding
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| earth with a camera placed on aircrafts,
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| | the size and tone, you will be able to
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| satellites, balloons, rockets, kites,
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| | differentiate the objects in the
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| skydivers, etc. The French airman Nadar
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| | photograph-for example, whether a body of
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| took the first aerial photograph in 1858;
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| | water is a pond or a lake.Being able to
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| a picture of Paris taken from a hot air
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| | interpret the shape and the texture will
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| balloon. In World War I, aerial
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| | help you recognize the landscape. For
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| photography was used for military
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| | example, buildings have a geometrical
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| purposes. The aviator Fred Zim was one
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| | landscape when you compare them to hills,
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| the famous aerial photographers at that
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| | and, of course, both will have different
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| time. Today it is used such purposes as
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| | textures. Shadows will help in
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| land-planning, cartography, movies,
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| | determining the height of an object.
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| advertising, environmental studies, and
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| | Patterns will help you identify where you
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| more.The technology available today has
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| | are. A park will have an organized
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| helped in advancing aerial photography.
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| | setting of trees, while in a forest the
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| Low- altitude photographs are possible
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| | trees will be random. The geographical
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| because of radio-controlled models,
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| | location or topography helps in
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| mounted on radio-controlled aircraft.
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| | recognizing landforms and vegetation. An
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| These are useful for restricted areas and
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| | example is the difference betweens
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| real estate photography. Larger aircraft
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| | deserts and valleys. Interpreters also
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| with longer flight times and greater
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| | look at the objects in association with
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| equipment payload help in photographing
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| | others. For example, power plants will
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| larger areas.Remote photography is
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| | never be in the middle of a residential
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| possible because of remote technology.
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| | area.We can expect many advances in
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| The camera is away from the photographer
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| | aerial photography. Technologies like
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| on the outside of the aircraft and is
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| | satellite imaging, MSS, and thermal,
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| activated remotely, using a mechanical or
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| | hyper spectral, and radar scanning have
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| electronic shutter release. Computers,
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| | already advanced its scope. The science
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| remote sensing, and GIS are being used
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| | and art of aerial photography is growing
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