Business: Low Level Aerial Photography

Promote any Business!

If you're promoting your business in print or on the web, high impact photograph of your premises, faculties or products will help grab the attention of your target audience far more effectively than straight forward text and normal ground level photography.

Events: Low Level Aerial Photography

That Special Day...

LLAP (Low Level Aerial Photography) provides a stunning new perspective on events, where a different apporch is required to show their size.

Whether it's a corporate, sporting or social event, special occasion or even a wedding, LLAP provides the solution you need, capturing large groups in a new and fun way.

 

To find out more, or to discuss your specific requirements, please contact us.

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Gardens: Low Level Aerial Photography

Planners, Garden Designers & Landscape...

* Before and after images of landscaping to enable work to be show cased to furture clients.

* Difficult to access locations can be photographed using our portable mast.

* High resolution digital images are suitable for use in advertising, marketing and web sites.

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Gardens: Low Level Aerial Photography

Abbey House Gardens Malmesbury Wiltshire


PLANNERS, GARDEN DESIGNERS & LANDSCAPE...
Low Level Aerial Photography (LLAP) can be used to assist with pre- visualising your client’s needs; from a view of the proposed site to the completed Garden/Landscape Design. This in turn can be used for subsequent promotional material.
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Shillingstone Station Project - Dorset.

Shillingstone Station Project - Dorset.
Originally uploaded by LLAPhotography

It was a small station built to the north east of the mile-long village of Shillingstone (formerly Shilling Okeford) which lines the A357 road. It consisted of two platforms. On the up platform, which was the shorter of the two, the brick-built station buildings were found. These carried an ornate awning, unusual for stations at the southern end of the line. To the south of the station buildings, behind the platform, were found a well-tended garden with flower beds, shrubs and a greenhouse. The down platform, which was much longer, was home to a small wooden shelter.

Abbey House Gardens - Knot Garden

Abbey House Gardens - Knot Garden
Originally uploaded by LLAPhotography

Abbey House Gardens - Knot Garden

The Gardens
One interesting feature is the Knot Garden, an arrangement of formal beds about a well, shaped like a Celtic cross (see photo), in imitation of St Martins cross on Iona. It is rumoured that a Celtic monk from Iona was responsible for founding the Abbey at Malmesbury. Equally unusual is the Dinosaur Grove, planted with trees that prospered when dinosaurs lived. The extensive rose beds echo the style popular in Tudor times.

Swanage - Dorset

Swanage - Dorset
Originally uploaded by LLAPhotography

Wall painting