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Low Level Aerial Photography

July 26, 2016 • Leave a Comment

I am now offering low level aerial photography, from a 15 metre mast. This is an economical way of photographing buildings from a height of up to 5 storeys, and avoids the legal and insurance issues associated with drones. Also, the image quality is higher than that of most drone cameras, and it is possible to use a high quality compact camera which can be zoomed remotely.

DSLR cameras can also be attached and controlled with wired or wireless connections.

These full-height images are of my own neighbourhood and the adjacent railway.

Keywords: aerial, architectural, architecture, birmingham, event, mast, midlands, photography, roof, survey

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