Some Stunning Photography

[RandomTom]

http://files.kavefish.com.nyud.net:8090/pictures/collections/pictures_from_the_sky/_index-list.html

They take quite a while to load and the photos are all 1024x768 so watch out if you're on a bit of a low res.

Some really stunning photography there, annoying how we'll never get the oppurtunity to view things from such a great height and scale.

 

[iBot]

Some very nice pictures there

 

[Johnny|lucidcomposure]

Gobsmacking!

Thats a larger format for you

Check out the cars parked in the livingrooms in the last one. Devastating.

 

[Raymond Lin]

Lots of Helicopter shots there.

Reminds me of an photography exhibition just outside the science museum 3 years ago. There were images in a very similar vein.

 

[A.N.Other]

Gobsmacking!

Thats a larger format for you

Check out the cars parked in the livingrooms in the last one. Devastating.

LOL they're where the garages used to be. Still devastating, though.

There are some excellent images in there. I got a 50 pack of postcards called Earthsong from Blackwells (I think), which has some of those photos in. Used it to cover one of my walls at uni ... better than magnolia, for sure!

 

[Johnny|lucidcomposure]

actaully the middle house the cars moved into the hall..

But yes I suppose the big garage door makes it that obvious does it !

You know its bed time when you mistake a garage for a livingroom!

 

[Scam]

Some of those are awesome. I was wondering how people go about helicopter photography. Surely they want a large depth-of-field (like landscapes), so a smaller aperture is needed. But that would bump up the shutter speed and when your sitting in a vibrating/moving helicopter i'm guessing that isnt ideal

How is it done?

 

[iBot]

http://www.naturescapes.net/062004/ej0604.htm

 

[Scam]

http://www.naturescapes.net/062004/ej0604.htm

Good read. So essentially i was wrong about using a smaller aperture.

 

[Puz]

How is it done?

By attaching a very expensive gyro unit to the base of the camera. Keeps the horizon level and eliminates practically all vibration. I see something on telly a few years back concerning this. Very cool..

Cheers for the link RandomTom !

 

[Phate]

Those pictures are amazing

Love them all.

 

[Fireblade2K4]

Amazing, some lovely pictures there

Stu

 

[benjo]

Someone wanna post a few? The college have blocked it for some reason

 

[pc185]

Anyone who lives in Norwich, can see these around the Forum