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Posted in Aerial Photography on Nov 4th, 2009
Here’s another “miniaturized” (actually, I did nothing to the aspect-I simply messed with the Depth of Field) aerial-this one of the new Boise (Gowen Field) Air Traffic Control Tower. This is an especially intriguing subject for the effect because of its shape and the homogeneity of the background/context.
Posted in Aerial Photography on Nov 2nd, 2009
Boise’s new Gowen Field Air Traffic Control Tower is an impressive structure-we’ve been producing aerial photography of its progress for some time now.
Posted in Aerial Photography on Oct 23rd, 2009
Here are a few “zoomable” aerials from our 10/22/09 flight. Happy 84th Birthday, Dad!
Posted in Aerial Photography, Inside Idaho Airships, Inc. on Oct 18th, 2009
For my friends mired in the Google Maps Flash API or georegistering their aerial images, here’s a good resource to help in customizing placement of Markers, Info Windows, Polygon Vertices and other Lat/Lng features.
Posted in Aerial Photography on Oct 1st, 2009
Here’s an image from our recent aerial thermography assignment over a site of suspected archaeological importance near the Snake River in central Idaho.
Posted in Aerial Photography on Sep 8th, 2009
Here’s an aerial of the BSU-Oregon game of 9/3/09 that you can “zoom” in to and find yourself.
Posted in Aerial Photography on Aug 24th, 2009
We spent much of Sunday, 8/23/09 with some friends from the Idaho Aviation Foundation photographing a few of Idaho’s wonderful (and very challenging) Backcountry Landing Strips.
Posted in Aerial Photography on Jul 11th, 2009
These are some examples of images we’ve produced over the past several weeks-aside from our more standard work in forensics, engineering and construction, etc.
Posted in Aerial Photography on Apr 2nd, 2009
Our 1/22/09 PhotoSynth of the Idaho State Capitol renovation has been featured on the Microsoft Live Labs website!
Posted in Aerial Photography, Extremely Extreme Photoshop on Mar 16th, 2009
Here’s an interesting capability-an aerial portrait of the new Meridian City Hall-composed of hundreds of smaller aerials taken over the course of its construction.
