Property Developers, a set on Flickr.
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LLAP (Low Level Aerial Photography) provides a unique service for Property Developers/Architects and private builders, a photographic record of the build.
The ability to capture photographs from anywhere between 7 to 50 ft/15mtr from the ground, we can frame the perfect shot every time.
Pole Aerial Photography, a set on Flickr.
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PAP (Pole Aerial Photography).
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A commemorative photography for the village on the Queens Diamond Jubilee 2nd June 2012.
PAP (Pole Aerial Photography).
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Horton Tower Horton Dorset.
Built in 1750 by architect and Lord of Horton Manor, Humphrey Sturt, who was also an MP for Dorset (1745 - 1786).
The tower has found a new purpose as a place to house mobile phone signal masts - fixed discreetly to its sides, near the top of the tower - with mobile phone company Vodafone undertaking some restoration work after they received planning permission to attach the masts.
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Stage Gate Charborough Park Dorset.
Charborough Park is surrounded by one of the longest brick walls in England built between 1841 and 1842.
PAP (Pole Aerial Photography).
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Stag Gate Charborough Park Dorset.
The only 5 legged stag in existance! The 5th 'leg' is actually a tree stump incorporated into the statue for strength.
PAP (Pole Aerial Photography).
