Aerial Photography

Photos taken from the air may be used to document the terrain below, get a bird's eye view of construction in process, or record objects in flight. Aerial photographers have found many creative ways to get their cameras aloft. They may shoot from airplanes, helicopters, balloons, kites or even remotely controlled flying models.

Aerials Only Gallery Aerial Photography at UC Berkley Aerial Photography & Satellite Imagery Archiving Data Kite Aerial Photography Landslides National Aerial Photography Program Oblique Specialists Remote Sensing SPACE.com - Zoom Viewer Space Station Science Picture of the Day terraserver U.S. Geological Survey University of Oregon Library Orville & Wilbur Wright Wright State University Libraries Special Collections and Archives - Dayton, Ohio Search Results for 'Aerial' Dayton's Aviation Trail - a self-guided tour Countdown to Kitty Hawk Wright Brothers Aeroplane Company Centennial of Flight Library of Congress: Prints & Photographs Online Catalog The Frank Coffyn Collection - This Collection of the Empire State Aerosciences Museum tells the story of the people who helped introduce the airplane to America. The 1903 Wright Flyer 1 on it's first flight, December 17, 1903.

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