Stonehenge at sunrise March 2007 by Adam Stanford with Aerial-Cam

Aerial-Cam Low Level Aerial Photography for Archaeology.

Aerial-Cam - Archaeological Photography

Professional Archaeological Photography and Aerial Photography Specialists.

Excavations, Historic Buildings, Ancient Monuments, Stratigraphy, Finds - on site or studio

Interior and exterior Mast and remote camera systems, Gigapan, traditional Aircraft.

UK & Worldwide

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 Archaeological Photographer (and ex-Royal Engineer), Adam Stanford (MIfA) uses the latest in digital SLR technology and a 22m, 4x4 telescopic mast system for on-site ground based aerial photography, a 15m tri-frame mounted mast for large building interiors and a 9m hand held mast for walking surveys and confined space work.

Call Adam for a free initial consultation to discuss your requirements and discover a wealth of possibilities - Tel: 07815 007 128.

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Aerial-Cam - Specialist Archaeological Photography Services | email: adam@aerial-cam.co.uk | Telephone: 07815 007128