Idaho Airships, Inc.

Manipulating the Depth of Field in photography and videography is the new “Hotness.” It’s not best to simply apply a graduated Blur in Photoshop-the effect is far too coarse and does not approximate certain ideosyncracies of a larger aperture.

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One of this month’s most interesting shoots was the new Marianne Williams Park (still under construction, obviously) located just east of the new Parkcenter Bridge.
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We were up shooting before sunrise on Friday. ’nuff said.

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We get a significant number of visitors to this site who do at least some aerial photography. Our ClustrMap counts seem to be stuck on about half of what our WordPress Stats numbers indicate, but that’s another story.

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There are more uses for thermography than I can possibly list. Here’s just one example.
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Early on the morning following the big football game (vs. Nevada) I had some aerial architectural work to do. It was so clear and smooth out I decided to just cruise around the valley and record some things that I’ve been noticing-some positive (such as the new construction) and some negative (such as the apparent lack of retail activity). These don’t reflect our professional grade of work-they’re just “drive-by snapshots.”
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We seem to have earned some appreciation from some of the folks over at skyscraperpage.com!
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We flew at dawn on 11/23/09. One of our subjects was the newly renovated Idaho State Capitol in Boise.
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We shot the East ParkCenter Bridge completion portfolio low-light aerials on Sunday night, 11/15/09. Conditions were excellent.
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I’m working on last night’s flight and will post a few images as they reach maturity-but here’s my current “favorite subject” in the valley, the new Gowen Field Air Traffic Control Tower. This actually wasn’t on the shoot list last night…but I couldn’t resist.
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