In 1906 2nd Lieutenant Philip Henry Sharpe photographed Stonehenge from a Royal Engineers' balloon, the results proved how useful low-level aerial photography is for understanding features and structures on the ground.
Now in the 21st century Archaeologist/Photographer and ex-Royal Engineer, Adam Stanford now uses the latest in digital SLR technology and a 22m, 4x4 telescopic mast system for ground based aerial photography.
Photographing archaeological excavations, ancient monuments and historic buildings - UK wide.
Adam also undertakes commercial and private property commissions for marketing, maintenance and visual impact surveys.
Call Adam for a free initial consultation to discuss your requirements and discover a wealth of possibilities.
